Over the past six years of talking books with our guests, we've heard about life-changing reading experiences, but today's guest has a unique twist on this story. When Nicole Fagan decided to give away almost every book she owned (not an easy decision for a lifelong bibliophile), she wasn't sure what to expect. But in the years since, Nicole became convinced that this drastic book purge was absolutely worth it, and in today's episode she'll tell us why.
We'll also talk about Nicole's reading life now, digging into what makes a book work for her, the specific type of story she’s enjoying lately, and a genre she’s hoping to break into. Anne will add to Nicole's reading menu with some suggestions for titles that line up with her tastes and what she's hoping to bring into her reading experience this year.
Have a suggestion for Nicole? Leave a comment at whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/315, where you can also find the full list of titles we discussed today.
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Ep 333: Vacation reading
Ep 332: Beach Reads for Book Lovers
Ep 331: Strong sense of summer
Ep 330: Fascinating lives, fascinating stories
Ep 329: Make your reading hours count
Ep 328: Reading is a lifestyle
Ep 327: Brilliant books that ask big questions
Ep 326: Fiction is my first love
Ep 325: Reading makes me feel like myself
Ep 324: Gems across all genres
Ep 323: Series to cure your Louise Penny hangover
Ep 322: The art of a great reading experience
Ep 321: The greatest hits of your reading life
Ep 320: Book buddies-in-law
Ep 319: A grumpy man whisperer on a literary mission
Ep 318: You can fix your reading life
Ep 317: Myth, murder, and a massive book hangover
Ep 316: Books we loved in 2021
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