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10:00 am
Mon March 4, 2013

Nancy Pearl On Teen Books Adults Can Enjoy

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Nancy Pearl's action figure.

Many adults loved the Harry Potter series. Of course, adults weren't the target audience. The Hunger Games and the Chronicles of Narnia were also written for young adults, and yet they developed a loyal following among the older set. What other teen books would adults enjoy? Author and regular Weekday commentator Nancy Pearl joins us with some recommendations. What are your favorites? Call us at 800-289-5869. Email weekday@kuow.org or send us a tweet @weekdayKUOW.

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Books
10:00 am
Mon February 4, 2013

Nancy Pearl On Characters You Wish You Could Meet

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Nancy Pearl at an appearance on KCTS.

What do Atticus Finch from “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Billy Ansell from “The Sweet Hereafter” and Anne from “The Sparrow" have in common? They're three characters that librarian and author Nancy Pearl wishes she could meet in real life! What makes a character leap off the page? Who would you meet if you could? Nancy Pearl joins us to take your calls at 206.543.5869, or you can send an email to weekday@kuow.org.

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Books
9:00 am
Wed January 9, 2013

Nancy Pearl Recommends Self-Help Books

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Weekday host Steve Scher and Nancy Pearl at Weekday Live in 2011.

What makes a good self-help book? Book commentator and author Nancy Pearl joins us to think about it. Her favorite is “The Dance of Anger” by Harriet Lerner. What's yours? Call us at 206.543.5869 or email weekday@kuow.org.

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Holidays And Religion
9:00 am
Fri December 21, 2012

The Interfaith Amigos On The Meaning of Light And Celebration

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The Interfaith Amigos at their TEDxDU talk in 2011.

This time of year, Christmas lights add color to the night. Candles are lit to celebrate Hanukkah, "the festival of lights.” The world's major religions each use light to represent big ideas. The Interfaith Amigos join us to explain the religious meaning of light.

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