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  • Ep 8: Very Funny Women

  • By: Imriel Morgan
  • Dec 1 2020
  • Length: 29 mins
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Ep 8: Very Funny Women

By: Imriel Morgan
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  • Summary

  • Welcome to Episode 8 of You Heard It Here First. The podcast that helps you discover the best that Audible has to offer.

    Here’s what you can expect from this episode:

    We kick things off with a review from you! This week’s reviewer couldn’t get enough of Njambi McGrath’s debut novel Through the Leopard's Gaze.

    Next, things get a little dark and twisted in Boy Parts by Eliza Clark, which draws us into the inner workings of a Northern fetish photographer. We then take a turn to a more sweet and tender story with a young boy trying to reunite his family in My Name is Leon by Kit de Waal.

    For even more recommendations, we’re joined by two Audible Editors who share why they’re laughing out loud while listening to French and Saunders: Titting About by Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders and Quite by Claudia Winkleman.

    And that’s not all. We find out what it takes to escape a cult with Megan Phelps Roper’s Audible Session before we turn the mic around to Deborah who has a spellbinding pick for our Listener corner.
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