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In this episode, Carmen and Rachel discuss what a few reviewers thought of our podcast. And you know that we love hearing from you. We just hope that you will understand that we can’t make everyone happy. You may not like a section, a comment, the way we mispronounce something, or even an entire episode. But we do hope you will keep listening. The whole point is to have fun sharing something that we love: reading. And adding to that never-ending reading list, of course!

In this episode, Carmen and Rachel tackle the subject of fan fiction. Let us know what you think of fanfiction as a literary genre. Comment with titles that you have read, as well as what attracted you to the title. And remember, Joss Whedon said, “There’s a time and place for everything, and I believe it’s called ‘fan fiction’.”

In this episode, Rachel and Carmen take a look at titles you should read when you are getting ready for jury duty. Let us know what you think Carmen should read while she waits to be chosen for a jury. And maybe some recommendations of what NOT to read. If you haven’t joined our private Facebook group, search on Bubbly Bibbly in the groups section and ask to join. And remember, Robert Frost said, “The jury consists of twelve persons chosen to decide who has the better lawyer.”

In this episode, Carmen and Rachel take a look at what they think made up the best and the worst of 2023 reading. Let us know your best and worst of 2023. And what your reading plan is for entering 2024! And remember, to be the best, you have to be able to handle the worst.

In this episode, Carmen and Rachel talk about books on our shelves that we have no intention of reading, and why.  Let us know if you have books on your shelf that you have no intention of reading, and give us the titles and why you bought them. And remember, keep buying those books, whether or not you are going to read them! You are keeping your shelves cozy and full, and supporting the economy!

In this episode, Carmen and Rachel talk about titles someone has told us to “Stop Everything and read!”, and how they turned out. Let us know if you’ve ever been faced with a “stop everything” book, and how it turned out for you. And remember, the acronym for “drop everything and read” is DEAR!