Sibling Library

In this chapter, we review the 2026 Newbery Award winning novel in verse All the Blues in the Sky by Renée Watson. This book deals with the main character navigating grief after her best friend is killed by a hit and run accident. Our discussion includes spoilers if you want to read the book first and then join our discussion.

In this chapter we discuss the 2025 Goodreads Choice Award winner for Mystery and Thriller: Not Quite Dead Yet by Holly Jackson. Join us next month to dive into the 2026 Newbery Medal winner: All the Blues in the Sky by Renée Watson. Until next month read, share, and repeat.

Happy new year from Sibling Library! In this chapter we look back at our year of reading in 2025 thanks to Goodreads. We also remember Sophie Kinsella after the announcement of her passing and give our thoughts on the movie adaptation of the The Housemaid by Freida McFadden.

In this episode of Sibling Library we carry on the Victorian tradition of reading ghost stories for Christmas. Please enjoy this dramatic reading of Bring Me A Light anonymously published in 1861. Thank you to friend of the show, Jeff Baham, for lending your voice and talents to this project. You can also check out the DoomBuggies Podcast for a more in depth discussion about this Victorian tradition.

In this chapter we celebrate Jolabokaflod once again and exchange new books to share in 2026 as well as review our 2025 picks as well. See you next year. Until then, read, share, and repeat.

In this chapter of Sibling Library we discuss the return of the classic literacy show ⁠Reading Rainbow⁠ with local librarian Mychal Threets. We also dive in to Tim Curry's recently released Vagabond: A Memoir. Until next month, read, share, and repeat.

In this chapter of Sibling Library we discuss The Book of Witching by C.J. Cooke along with the long history of witch trials around the world. We also offer some other witchy themed book recommendations and plug our topic for November: Tim Curry's new memoir Vagabond: A Memoir. We end with a little hic-or-treat to round out our October offerings. Till next month, read, share, and repeat.

In this chapter of Sibling Library, we dive into a few different topics. Megan starts us off by explaining her experience with early literacy with her baby daughter. Katie continues the show with a discussion about AI use in the literary world. Julia completes the show with a new installment of: Oh...Word? Until next month, let's read, share, and repeat.

In this chapter of Sibling Library we are celebrating five years of monthly shows by taking a look back in the archives for some of our favorite moments, interviews, insights, and more. Thank you for reading, sharing, and repeating with us.We gathered some clips from many of our shows. If you would like to go back and listen to the archive please do, otherwise, please enjoy some of our favorites.List of clips:​Chapter 11 - Soup from a Sausage Skewer by Hans Christian Andersen - 6/16/21 Reason: Katie’s Katherine Hepburn mouse voice​Chapter 12 - The Family That Reads Together - 7/16/21Reason: mom and dad's memories about us as early readers​Chapter 13 - Comics are for Everyone- 8/16/21Reason: Natasha's comic book origin story​Chapter 17 - Merry Kidmas - 12/16/21Reason: Interview with Evan​Chapter 22 - Murder, Mystery, May-hem - 5/16/22Reason: Nipping through pleather​Chapter 23 - Live Oak with Pride - 6/16/22Reason: Origin of “Oh, Word?”​Chapter 27 - Reader Beware - 10/16/22Reason: Ted Bundy or Al Bundy?​Chapter 28 - Author Appreciation - 11/16/22Reason: Emily Waters media debut​Chapter 29 - Grab Bag ‘O Fun - 12/15/22Reason: awkward intros are part of our charm​Chapter 33 - The Cheese Stands Alone - 4/16/23Reason: types of readers we are​Chapter 47 - We Shirley Love Anne - 6/16/24Reason: Prince Edward Island trip​Chapter 60 - Sibling Around - 7/16/25Reason: Beauty and the beastiality controversy​Chapter 9 - Little Free Libraries - 4/16/21Reason: Paper cut books

In this chapter, Sibling Library joins forces with the Pal Around podcast to create a special book list to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Disneyland resort. We come up with a list that any reader can find their next read on.

In this chapter, we go around to ask and answer another round of Lit Questions.

In this chapter of Sibling Library we bring another installment of Murder, Mystery, May-hem and discuss the first installment in the Greer Hogan series by M.E. Hilliard called The Unkindness of Ravens.

Come take a trip down memory lane in this chapter as we revisit Shelley Duval's Faerie Tale Theatre.

In this chapter of Sibling Library we discuss the 2025 Newbery Medal winner: The First State of Being by Erin Entrada Kelly. We also tease our fun chapter for April and revisit the fun world of Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre.

In this chapter of Sibling Library, we discuss our thoughts on the 2024 Goodreads Choice Award Winner for Debut Novel: How To End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang. There are spoilers in this episode, so consider yourself warned. Until next month: read, share, and repeat.

Happy New Year from Sibling Library! In this chapter we look back at 2024 and our reading accomplishments through our personal Goodreads challenges. We also revisit our literary intentions from last year and look in to 2025 as well. In next month's chapter we will be discussing the Goodreads Choice Awards winner for Debut Novel: How to End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang if you'd like to join us. Until then, let's read, share, and repeat.

Welcome to this chapter of Sibling Library where we are celebrating Jolabokaflod and exchanging books to get ready for a cozy book filled holiday season. This has become our year-end tradition and we look back on what we received last year and look forward to what we will be reading in the new year.

We keep this chapter of Sibling Library because we have a very special announcement. Until next month, let's keep reading, sharing, and repeating.

In this spooky chapter, we discuss the popular Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz. We read the first in this series as well as talk about the 2019 movie adaptation of the same name. We also take a moment to talk through our thoughts in the film version of Colleen Hoover's It Ends with Us.

In this chapter, we answer literary related questions.