Welcome to the thirty-seventh episode of the Tea in the Treetops podcast hosted by Philippa and Angelya.
Are you a new listener? Welcome! You might like to listen to our new three-minute intro to find out about who we are and what you can expect to hear on the podcast.
In this episode, we talk about meeting Aussie author Alison Goodman at Dymocks in Brisbane, plus have a bit of a catch up on what we’ve been reading and watching. It’s just a short one today! This episode was recorded on February 5th, 2016.
We hope you enjoy listening and we would love to hear your feedback – anything you would like us to talk about in particular? Just let us know!
You can listen to past episodes of the podcast, as well as the various ways to subscribe on the main podcast page. You can now also record a voice message for us via the Speakpipe widget there!
Our title music is titled Sea of Dreams and has been used with the kind permission of the composer, Bart Stoop. You can hear more of Bart’s beautiful music at facebook.com/BartStoop.
Links and books mentioned
Alison Goodman will be interviewed in the new ABC YA radio program on Sunday nights. Ft Jeann from Happy Indulgence! More information here!
Last year’s Harry Potter book night survey – Episode 20
Four new Wizarding School locations revealed around the world.
Lunar Chronicles graphic novels are coming.
Shadowhunters TV series on Netflix
Merlin on Netflix
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Anni
Anni lives in Brisbane, Australia with her young family. She loves everything fantasy and science fiction and believes sleep is really very underrated.
Tracy Cornelius
Oh my gosh, you totally nailed it! I felt like I was having a hard time reconciling why I enjoyed The Selection series. I zipped through all of the books and couldn’t put them down but could not figure out why I enjoyed them at all. They don’t have brilliant writing (or at least writing that is on par with that of my favorite authors)and the love story is so ‘meh’ compared to the steamy stuff I normally enjoy. But seriously, these books, I just gobbled them up with no rhyme or reason! Glad I’m not the only one!