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Chart Topping Songs and Their Perfect Romance Novel Pairings

Chart Topping Songs and Their Perfect Romance Novel Pairings

Season 8 Episode 22 Published 3 months, 1 week ago
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Our old pal Billy Shakes told us that music is the food of love, and we’re taking that to heart this week! By request from Eric (who’s never requested anything before), we’re looking at songs that charted in February over the years and matching them with romance novels that suit! We’ve got a little bit of something for everyone here, from historicals to paranormals, motorcycles to mafia to magical realism. Eric’s put together a playlist, and you can find links to that and articles about a bunch of these songs in show notes, or you can just head straight to reading the books. We don’t judge!

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Our next read along (in March) is Sincerely, Your Inconvenient Wife by Julia Wolf. Find it in ebook or paperback, or with your monthly subscription to Kindle Unlimited.

Notes

  1. You can listen to the accompanying playlist on Apple Music and Spotify
  2. You, too, may want to learn about this mahjong situation brewing in the Midwest with Barbara.
  3. It’s the Olympics. Defector is covering all the news stories we want to know about, including the Curling Drama between Sweden and Canada, the ice dancers are super villains, and this Norwegian skier is an idiot.
  4. Happy Black History Month! Jen did something cool at The Newberry Library. It was part of the Douglass Day transcribe-a-thon, transcribing information about the Colored Conventions. You can still participate using Zooniverse, and looking for the Douglass Day Project.
  5. Sarah enjoyed learning about the Asking Dumb Questions class at Yale.
  6. Tom Breihan writes a column The
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