In today’s episode, I am chatting with the ladies of the Books Are Magical Podcast. Books Are Magical is a podcast hosted by three friends who truly believe books have the extraordinary power to help us understand and even change the world around us. Hosts Analicia, Rachael and Hannah all have degrees in English and met through their Dungeons and Dragons group, where they immediately bonded over their shared love of reading and fantastic worlds.Though primarily lovers of fiction, the podcast hosts chat about their favorite and new reads in multiple genres, including fantasy, science fiction, contemporary and historical fiction, romance and non-fiction. You can connect or tune in with the Books Are Magical podcast HERE.













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