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Season 1, Episode 15: June Bookish Brief 

Season 1, Episode 14: Print vs Audio vs eBook

Season 1, Episode 13: DNF, Skip & Skim

Season 1, Episode 12: May Bookish Brief

Season 1, Episode 11: Bookish Organization part 2

Season 1, Episode 10: Bookish Organization part 1

Season 1, Episode 9: Time to Make a Literary Society with special guest!

Season 1, Episode 8: April Bookish Brief

Season 1, Episode 7: Bookish Confessions Part 2

Season 1, Episode 6: Bookish Confessions Part 1

Season 1, Episode 5: How to discuss books and write reviews

Season 1, Episode 4: The Unanswerable Question

Season 1, Episode 3: March Bookish Brief

Season 1, Episode 2: 2019 Reading Goals

Season 1, Episode 1: Welcome to Getting Bookish




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