We’re talking about a book about books! You’re going to love Why We Read by Shannon Reed.

We’re craving sweets while reading about French pastries.

If Michael Lewis isn’t on your TBR list, you’re going to want him there now.

Wright Thompson’s The Cost of These Dreams was Joe’s pick, but Julie loved it too.

Somebody’s Fool is our favorite in this outstanding trilogy by Richard Russo.

We really enjoyed Stars of Alabama by Sean Dietrich.

We’re talking this week about The Bible Tells Me So by Peter Enns.

We found Twilight in Hazard by Alan Maimon to be profound and true, and it sparked so many discussions for us while we were reading it.

Celebrities for Jesus is a highly informative look at the way celebrity culture has infiltrated the church.

Natalie Lloyd’s new book Hummingbird is a favorite in this house.

We’re talking about summer reading and the new book about The Office!

This week’s shared read is Unlikely Animals by Annie Hartnett.

We loved Karen Joy Fowler’s novel Booth. Joe is already predicting it may be in his top ten of the year.

Bob Goff’s Undistracted was this week’s shared read.

Joe and Julie share their top books of 2021.

We’re revisiting one of our favorite shows in the new oral history, Welcome to Dunder Mifflin, by Brian Baumgartner and Ben Silverman.

We’re talking, once again, about Pat Conroy—this time about his posthumous essay collection, Lowcountry Heart.

Beth Allison Barr’s The Making of Biblical Womanhood is thought-provoking and fascinating.

No shared read today, but we still have lots of good books to discuss.

Our shared read this week is the inimitable Anthony Doerr’s Cloud Cuckoo Land.