Ep 45: What Can We Learn From a Family Tree? (Theme: Reading Multigenerational Sagas)

Book Nomad: Reading the World
23/09/2020 1h 25min Episodio 45
Ep 45: What Can We Learn From a Family Tree? (Theme: Reading Multigenerational Sagas)

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On this journey, I'm joined by Safiya as we discuss What we can learn when we consider the impact of events across generations; Taking an intimate look at history; Popularity and book descriptions. For a list of all the books mentioned, go to the post for this episode on the website: www.booknomadpodcast.com/reviews/family-sagas.   Disclaimer: book features ≠ endorsements. We speak as readers, not experts.

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