39. Wuthering Heights
Jul 5, 20261h 35mEp. 39S2
This was supposed to be a minisode where we talked about the book and the recent film. But it turned out to be a full length recording and we just leaned into it.
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Reading Pop Classics dives into books with mass appeal. Hosts Kennedy and Rebecca read and discuss popular books that captured the reading public, exploring their background and impact and discussing the characters, themes, and plots that elevated them into pop classics. Write to us at readingpopclassics@gmail.com
Unknown Host hosts Reading Pop Classics, a arts show with 41 episodes published.
This was supposed to be a minisode where we talked about the book and the recent film. But it turned out to be a full length recording and we just leaned into it.
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