Reading round up

Reading round up

Does fall weather make you feel like curling up with a good book? Then this week's episode of Best of Both Worlds is for you.

In this episode, Sarah and I talk all things reading. We share reading habits and preferences (are you team e-books, audiobooks, paper, or all of the above?). We talk favorite titles and more.

In the Q&A we answer a question from a listener who wants to get more involved in her school's parent-teacher association.

Please give the episode a listen! And if you're looking for a community of people with which to discuss all things work and life, please consider joining our Patreon group. Our forum features 3-4 discussion threads per week on topics such as planning, weekend pants, supervising kid music practice, and more. Our next virtual meet-up will be on 11/28, when we'll discuss Virginia Sole-Smith's book, Fat Talk. Membership is $9/month (Patreon has a "join for free" option, but scroll down for the real sign up button, as you won't be able to access any of the content with the free selection). Hope to see you there!

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That sounds like the perfect combo for a cozy day!

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