The Checkout Stack is for library lovers and bookworms everywhere. Each episode Maria interviews a new librarian to discuss their recent reads, get book recommendations, and learn how their library impacts the community it serves. This podcast is a celebration of the reading life, join us to make sure your library checkout stack is always piled sky high.
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The Checkout Stack is for library lovers and bookworms everywhere. Each episode Maria interviews a new librarian to discuss their recent reads, get book recommendations, and learn how their library impacts the community it serves. This podcast is a celebration of the reading life, join us to make sure your library checkout stack is always piled sky high.
Recent Reads:
* Maria: Family Family by Laurie Frankel
* Kelley: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
Recommendations:
* New Book: Don't Let the Forest In by CG Drews
* Backlist Book: The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune
* Local Author: Benny Ramirez and the Nearly Departed by Jose Pablo Irarte
Book End: BL Manga
* Go For It, Nakamura! story and art by Syundei, translated by Amber Tamosaitis
* Seven Days, Monday-Sunday, art by Venio Tachibana, story by Rihito Takarai, translated by Adrien Beck
* Our Dining Table, story and art by Mita Ori, translated by Amber Tamosaitis
Orange County Library Website [https://ocls.org/]
Orange County Book Clubs [https://ocls.org/book-clubs/]
18th Annual SouthWest Author Series [https://ocls.org/18th-annual-southwest-author-series/]
The Checkout Stack
The Checkout Stack is for library lovers and bookworms everywhere. Each episode Maria interviews a new librarian to discuss their recent reads, get book recommendations, and learn how their library impacts the community it serves. This podcast is a celebration of the reading life, join us to make sure your library checkout stack is always piled sky high.
