To take a break from our normal Hunger Games book analysis, we're launching a new miniseries that looks at The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes book by Suzanne Collins. Over the next 10 weeks, we'll be a book club podcast discussing 3-4 chapters per episode and host extra discussions online! There will be 3 episodes each on Part I, II, and III of the book and then a final episode to close out our miniseries.
In our first episode, we dive into Chapters 1-3 of this fascinating Hunger Games prequel. We explore our first impressions, what in these chapters connects to the real world, what resonates with the original Hunger Games trilogy, and what the book is making us ponder moving forward. You can listen to this first podcast episode right here:
Songbirds & Snakes - Chapters 1-3 29:40
If you enjoyed this first Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes podcast episode, make sure to subscribe to Geek Between the Lines on your podcatcher of choice or click here for our podcast on Spotify, Google Music, or Apple Podcasts.
You can also listen to our next episodes right here:
Songbirds & Snakes - Chapters 4-6 34:50
Songbirds & Snakes - Chapters 7-10 37:30
And, if you like our discussions and want to engage in some thought-provoking book analysis discussions, we would love to have you! We are hosting 2 -3 discussions on the prequel every week and will close our miniseries out with a great Zoom session to discuss the book 'face-to-face' in August. If you want to join in, you can here on Patreon for only $1 per month.
You've you've already read all of Songbrids and Snakes, you can find our episodes on Part II here. and our episodes on Part III here.
And, we have to mention that we are so, so, thankful to Lacelit for designing our miniseries logo! Isn't it just great? To see more of her amazing works, go to www.lacelit.etsy.com (and, if you are a Harry Potter fan, there are some magical items you will definitely want to take a look at)!
Well, that's going to wrap up this week. But, before you go, we'd love to know what made you most want to read The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes book. Also, who is your favorite character so far? Let us know here!
...and until next week - GEEK OUT!
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