697. Holiday Wishes V with Shana, Sue, and Rhonda
Smart Podcast, Trashy Books: A Romance Novel PodcastShow Notes
This week we are talking with Shana, Sue, and Rhonda about book recs and wishes, plus fantasy and magical bureaucracy, grief in romance, schtupping by volume, and inventions for readers to find even MORE books.
We also mentioned: The Library Extension – This is an extension for Chrome browsers that will load a list of your preferred libraries with availability for a specific book you’re looking at online. You can add as many libraries as you wish, along with Hoopla, and it’ll search the catalogs for you. Our Knitting Gift Guide with some incredible patterns.
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