You are invited to join Novel Feelings' 2025 Book Club (a.k.a. season 4!) in collaboration with Amplify Bookstore. Tune in to learn about how the book club will work, to hear about our book club choices, and for a special interview with Marina from Amplify about their mission and history.

Amplify is a bookstore dedicated to books by authors who are Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Colour – with the aim to diversify your bookshelf. Get 10% off our book club picks with the code NOVELFEELINGS10.

• Book club info, detailed show notes, and other links: linktree.com/novel_feelings
• Amplify Bookstore: http://amplifybookstore.com/products/novel-feelings-book-club

Our podcast was recorded on Wurundjeri Land, which is home to both of us in Naarm/Melbourne. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.

This week, we're celebrating our 50th podcast episode! Join us for a retrospective into the inception of Novel Feelings, as we celebrate what we've achieved in four years, highlight some of our favourite memories, and revisit some of our best (and worst) books we've covered on the podcast. Plus, you're invited to join our new Facebook community - where we'll be posting announcements, chatting about what we're currently reading, and hosting future book club chat.

Find Novel Feelings via:

• Our NEW Facebook community: facebook.com/groups/novelfeelings
• Our website: novelfeelings.com
• Instagram: @novel_feelings
• Join our 2024 Reading Challenge on The Storygraph.

Has Novel Feelings entertained you, or taught you something? Show your support with a once-off donation by buying us a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/novel_feelings. All proceeds go towards making the show stronger and more sustainable for the future.

Our podcast was recorded on Wurundjeri Land, which is home to both of us in Naarm/Melbourne. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.

We were thrilled to sit down with Danielle Binks to talk all about her latest novel, Six Summers of Tash and Leopold: a big, hopeful, coming-of-age middle-grade book that features complicated families and life-changing summers. The novel follows the titular characters as they deal with difficult life transitions and school can't (a.k.a. school refusal). Danielle chats about the therapeutic nature of writing, and reflects on the different expectations we place on children and adults when it comes to facing anxieties.

Content notes for this episode: anxiety, depression, gambling addiction, agoraphobia, pet loss.

Find Novel Feelings via:

• Our website
• Instagram
• Join our 2024 Reading Challenge on The Storygraph.

Has Novel Feelings entertained you, or taught you something? Show your support with a once-off donation by buying us a coffee. All proceeds go towards making the show stronger and more sustainable for the future.

Our podcast was recorded on Wurundjeri Land, which is home to both of us in Naarm/Melbourne. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.