In the final episode of the first season of Only Books in the Building, join our hosts Emma and Juliet in many fun interviews. Hear some summer reading plans from Metea Valley's Book Club members and a special interview with one of the teen librarians from Nichols Library about their summer reading program! With the ending of this current season, comes the beginning of another. Season 2 will start later in the year. So stay tuned for more; we will see you again this fall with a new twist!

In this episode of Only Books in the Building, our hosts Emma and Juliet debate about some banned books. Why are they banned? Should they be banned? Who bans them? Listen in to hear more, and stay tuned for our season finale!

In this episode our hosts, Emma and Juliet, go on a little rant about their book pet peeves before finally diving into our main topic of Book Tok! Listen in to hear our takes on some of the hottest books of this year. Stay tuned for more episodes!

In this episode of Only Books in the Building our hosts Emma & Juliet bring in a teacher guest to talk horror books. We cover all things from Steven King to some of our favourite movies. Stay tuned for more episodes!👻🎃🩸

In this episode of Only Books in the Building, our hosts, Emma and Juliet, decide to change things up and play a game with our guest speakers. The aim of the game is to guess the title of the book by a short summary, before the other person. Have fun listening and stay tuned for more episodes!

In the Valentine’s Day special of only books in the building, our hosts Emma and Juliet converse with our guest speaker about everything romance! Keeping in theme with the holiday, we talk about our favorite tropes, romance lovers, and what romance aspects we don’t always love… stay tuned for more episodes!

In this episode of Only Books in the Building, our hosts Emma and Juliet dive into the widespread world of dystopian books with our guest speakers. Dystopian novels come into and out of popularity in waves, so listen to see what our hosts and speakers think about them, and if the dystopian genre is too predictable...