You might have noticed we get a hefty amount of book previews here at Booked All Night (most recently one for Maggie Steifvater’s Swamp Thing: Thing Branches). And if you were on our mailing list, you’d already have all of the previews.
As it says at the bottom of our posts, you’ll always get a monthly ICYMI e-mail, with a collection of all our posts from the last 30 days. We ran a few subscriber only giveaways this year and because you weren’t on our list you didn’t even see them! And the giveaways that you did see, well, our subscribers got to build up entries a week before you, which totally increased their chances of free books!
While we haven’t had anyone take part in this feature (totally sad about it by the way), our newsletter subscribers get to know who is coming to the podcast. And they get to ask those guests a question. Just think, you could’ve asked Somaiya Daud a question. You could’ve asked Melissa de la Cruz a question. You could’ve asked Margaret Stohl or Swati Teerdhala a question!
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Something, Something, & Bread Puns
Our deep dive into The Hunger Games series is happening NOW. Our re-read will take you all the way up to the theatrical release of Sunrise On The Reaping November and includes all the books and all the movies. Our movie episodes for this series are special watch party editions, meant to be played while…
The Hunger Games
We officially begin Something, Something, & Bread Puns with the first book published in The Hunger Games series. We read this one 7 chapters at a time and at the end we will be watching the movie. The movie episode is meant to be played while you watch the movie. We hope you have fun…
Katabasis
Three wonderful episodes where we relive our terrible academic experiences, of which there are many. If you ever thought you weren’t smart enough to understand something, don’t worry, we’ve been there. And we’re here to help you realize, you are, in fact, smart enough for this.
