Podcast: Episode 2 - Privilege + Class in Just One Day and Beyond

We're back with another installment of Clear Eyes, Full Shelves - Podcast Edition!

First of all, that you so, so much for all of your wonderful, insightful comments on the first episode of the Podcast--it really gave us so much to think about. In particular, thank you to Catie from The Readventurer, whose thoughts on the previous topic prompted this discussion. ​

This episode is long, so you may want to download it through iTunes, so you can mark your spot easily if you have to take a break while listening. In this episode Laura and I have a meandering conversation about the way class and privilege is handled in some of our recent reads. The bulk of our time is spent discussing Gayle Forman's new book, Just One Day, which has had some very interesting commentary around it. 

​You can listen by steaming the audio in this post, by control- or right-clicking the "download" link or subscribing in iTunes (our album artwork isn't displaying yet on the web interface, but you can see it on the right). I'll be adding the podcast to other directories as soon as we have enough episodes banked to be eligible. 

Thanks for listening!​

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​Books Mentioned in this Episode

(Clicking on the cover will take you to the Amazon page.)​

Going Too Far

By Jennifer Echols

Story of a Girl

By Sara Zarr

Where I Belong

By Gwendolyn Heasley

The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks

By E. Lockhart

​Reviewed on CEFS

• Can't Hurry Love by Molly O'Keefe
• The Disenchantments​ by Nina LaCour
• Freefall by Mindi Scoott

• Live Through This​ by MIndi Scott
• Such a Rush​ by Jennifer Echols
• Unsticky by Sarra Manning