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Bookwards

Bookwards

De : Dana & Sam
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Join Sam and his mom, Dana, as they read and review the top middle grade kids and young adult books. Each episode features a discussion about a new book, with Sam’s youthful curiosity and Dana’s adult insight providing a unique perspective. Encouraging listeners to read along, Bookwards offers a fun and engaging way for book-loving kids and their parents to discover and discuss great literature together.Copyright 2026 Dana & Sam Art Roman et littérature
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  • Ep 2: The Shadow Prince by Helen Scheuerer
    Sep 24 2026

    On this episode of Bookwards, Sam and Dana review The Shadow Prince. A fantasy adventure set in an ancient Egypt where the gods are real. They discuss Ash, a 12-year-old orphan who must compete in a series of deadly trials to become the lifelong Shadow of Prince Khufu, facing dangerous creatures, powerful gods, and a plot by Set along the way.

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    18 min
  • Ep 1: Griffin Speaker by Jan Flynn
    Jul 22 2026

    On this episode of Bookwards, Sam and Dana kick off Season 2 with a discussion of Griffin Speaker by Jan Flynn, a fantasy adventure about an orphan girl who forms a rare bond with a griffin in a society where social status is determined at birth. They explore the book's rich world-building, themes of inequality, friendship, and courage, and discuss how Rain's journey challenges a deeply divided society. Plus, they welcome author Jan Flynn for an interview about creating the world of Griffin Speaker and bringing its unforgettable characters to life.

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    42 min
  • Poverty, Friendship, and Finding Hope: Front Desk by Kelly Yang
    May 19 2026

    On this episode of BookWards, Sam and Dana celebrate the end of season one and discuss Front Desk by Kelly Yang. They explore Mia Tang’s life as a young Chinese immigrant helping her family run a struggling motel while facing poverty, bullying, and racism. Sam praises the book’s realistic portrayal of hardship and community, while both hosts discuss memorable characters like the cruel Mr. Yao, Mia’s friend Lupe, and the motel’s long-term residents who become like family.

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    27 min
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