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Welcome to Angie & Christie Write Now where every week we'll explore a different facet of the writing process. We'll go through all the emotions that come with writing and publishing a book, from the highs to the lows, the silly to the serious, and all the hard work in between. We'll also chat with authors, editors, agents, and publishers about what it means to be a successful writer. Come share your journey with us and find your won individual path because: Who said there's just one way to write a book?

Nina, una niña muy solitaria, recibe una noche un regalo de parte de una hada mágica, los cuáles, son unos zapatos mágicos que le terminan cambiando la vida.

Welcome to The Bookish Spell your whimsical guide through fantasy, romance, and thrilling tales. Bringing the latest book news, author insights, and literary adventures right to your ears. Whether it’s magic-laden pages, heart-fluttering love stories, or edge-of-your-seat thrillers, this podcast is a celebration of all things bookish. Join us and special guests as we explore the stories that shape our worlds. Subscribe for a journey through the chapters of the unknown. 📚✨

TeaFlix - Hosted by Dr. Angie McCartney & Ruth McCartneyWelcome to our Mother-Daughter podcast, where each episode’s intimate conversation features a fascinating guest across the spectrum of Beatles world, pop culture, Grammy® winners, the music industry, chefs, producers, music stars, actors and more… so "bottoms up” and join us, as they spill the tea on TeaFlix!

Un podcast donde se presentan opiniones de libros, comparaciones con sus adaptaciones y en general se disfruta de las palabras. Bienvenido a un mundo donde la tinta se convierte en historias.

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Discussing inconsistencies, plot holes, and wild theories in the Wizarding World and beyond. New episodes on Wednesdays!

Welcome to Lit Sh*t. Thank you so much for listening to our podcast. We're three friends who love reading and talking. We talk about books and gossip about the characters as if they are real people.

Resulta fascinante que un cuerpo sin pelo, fruto de un artefacto social como la depilación, se considere muestra de feminidad innata. Lo lógico sería que el vello corporal, que separa a la niña de la mujer, se considerase intrínsecamente femenino, incluso sexi. Sin embargo, ocurre todo lo contrario, infantilizamos a las mujeres al tiempo que sexualizamos a las niñas. La mayoría de las mujeres que se depilan afirman hacerlo porque quieren, porque se sienten más atractivas o por motivos de higiene. No depilarse o mostrar públicamente que no lo hacen suele ser, más bien, una decisión política.