WELCOME
WELCOME BACK EVERYBODY. YOU KNOW THE STAY AT HOME ORDER HAS GIVEN MANY OF US
THE PERFECT EXCUSE TO READ A
NEW BOOK. WELL BRIAN UECKER
FROM THE BOOK NOOK AND JAVA
SHOP IN MONTAGUE CAUGHT UP WITH
A BUNCH OF DIFFERENT PEOPLE TO
SEE WHAT THEY'RE 4@READING
STAMOS. TAKE A LOOK. GOOD
MORNING EVERYBODY. THIS IS
BRIAN YUKON 4@FROM THE BOOK 4@N
AND JAVA SHOP AND WE'RE HERE
TODAY TO TALK ABOUT WHAT WE
READING 4@DURING THES4@E COALFI
19 TIMES. I AM READING THE
PLAGUE BY ALBERT CAMUS WHO WON @
THE NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE
BACK IN 1957 AND THE PLAGUE 4@I
SIMILAR TO WHAT'S GOING ON NOW
WHERE IT AFFECTS THE TOWN SHUTS
THE WHOLE TOWN DOWN AND
EVERYBODY'S DEALING WITH IT.
NEXT WE HAVE MARSHA FROM LOWELL
HI BRIAN. I JUST FINISHED
READING THE PRISONER OF HEAVEN
BY CA4@RLOS RUIZ 4@AND THIS IS
THIRD 4@BOOK IN THE SERIES SET
THE LITERARY UNIVERSE OF THE
CEMETERY 4@THE FORGOTTEN BOOKS.
YOU CAN 4@READ ANY 4@BOOKS AT A
TIME. THEY ARE CONNECT 4@BY
CHARACTERS AND SOME OF THE
PLOTLINES BUT 4@READ
INDEPENDENTLY AS BOOKS ON THEIR
OWN. FULL OF INTRIGUE 4@MAYHEM
MYSTERY AND A NOTORIOUS CASTLE
PRISON. PAGE TURNERS RIGHT.
THANKS 4@4@AND IN INDIANAPOLIS
HAVE MATT AND JUDY HAYES 4@MATT
I THINK YOU WRITE THE BOOK
TONIGHT. I FINISHED RECENTLY
AND I REALLY LIKE THEM I DON'T
HAVE IT IN MY HAND IT'S CALLED
A LIFE AND THE DEATH OF THE 4@
GREAT LAKES AUTHOR IS DAN EGAN
AND HE 4@WRITES ABOUT THE ECOLO
AND THE HISTORY OF THE GREAT
LAKES AND SOME THINGS THAT HAVE
BEEN DONE TO THE GREAT LAKES AS
A 20 PERCENT 4@THE WORLD'S
FRESHWATER. AND IT'S A HOPEFUL
BOOK. I FIND IT REALLY EASY TO
@ READ LIKE A NOVEL AND IT'S VERY
HOPEFUL AT THE END ABOUT SOME
OF THE THINGS WE CAN DO TO KEEP
THE BALANCE OF THE ECOLOGY IN
THE GREAT LAKES TOGETHER 4@ONE
THE BEST BOOKS I'VE READ IN A
LONG TIME 4@IS 4@BARBARA KINGSO
IS AND SHELTERE4@D. AND THIS BO
DEALS WITH PARALLEL LIVES 4@ONE
TAKES PLACE IN 2016 AND THE
OTHER 4@1874 AND THESE TWO
FAMILIES LIVE AT THE SAME
LOCATION IN VINELAND NEW JERSEY
THE BOOK IS HOPEFUL PRESENTS A
LOT OF CHALLENGES 4@AND AN
EXCELLENT READ AS KINGSOLVER IS
JUST A WONDERFUL 4@WRITER.
AWESOME RIGHT. THANKS JUDY.
NEXT WE HAVE GIGGY FROM BOOKS
AND MORTAR 4@ON THESE TALES.
GRAND RAPIDS IS THAT RIGHT ON
CHERRY STREET AREA. CCP SORT OF
STOPPED BY ONCE THEY OPENED
BACK UP. 4@SELLING BOOKS ONLINE
AS A WAY TO KEEP YOU ALL
READING 4@4@THEMOFFERING. SO I
STORY RIGHT NOW WHICH IS THE
PERFECT NOVEL FOR ME BECAUSE I
CAN ESCAPE INTO IT. IT'S AN
EPIC NOVEL WITH VERY LOVABLE
CHARACTERS AND IT'S MERITED BY
THE OVER STORY OR THE FOREST
AND HAS A LOT OF IMPORTANT
MESSAGES ON HOW TO 4@AVOID
ECOLOGICAL COLLAPSE IN OUR
MODERN AGE AND 4@IT'S A REAL PA
MESSAGES ON HOW TO 4@AVOID ECOLOGICAL COLLAPSE IN OUR MODERN AGE AND 4@IT'S A REAL PA@
TURNER AND THEY SHOULD READ IT.
NOTESMORE ALL RIGHT. ANDREW
BARR FROM THE BOOK LOWACUITY 4@
I'M RIGHT ON READING GROUP
4@ HOMES. WALMART 4@TIMES IT'S LIK
GA4@RRISON KEILLOR. IT'S A GOOD
BOOK RIGHT NOW. POETRY
COLLECTION OR 4@YOU KNOW BEING
TRAPPE4@D IN A PANDEMIC RIGHT N
YOU NEED SOME4@THING TO BE 4@
OPTIMISTIC. AND HE SAYS THAT
POETRY IS PUREST FORM OF
AM4@ERICAN JOURNALISM. IT'S A
VERY GOOD BOOK IT REALLY MOVES
FROM NATS SOQ 4@RIGHT HERE.
PERFECT FOR POETRY MONTH AND
LAST BUT NOT LEAST MARK MERV
FROM AUSTIN TEXAS 4@I'M READING
THE ORDER OF TIME OUR CARLA
ORIGINALLY. FASCINATING. 4@STOR
SCIENTIFIC STORY ON WILLL. 4@TI
IT'S ONLY IN OUR HEADS BUT IT
ENDS WITH SOME GREAT
PHILOSOPHER KOOI AND LITERATURE
RIGHT. THANK YOU. WELL 4@THERE