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Books by Kristin Cashore mentioned on podcasts

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5 books across 12 episodes on 6 podcasts.

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  1. Fire

    8 mentions · Stuff They Don't Want You To Know, The Megyn Kelly Show, Modern Wisdom

    Fire is a multi-referential title often tied to various prominent nonfiction works and fantasy literature discussed across different podcasts.

    Recommended
    “Remember I kept comparing it to a red wedding last time we talked about this from Game of Thrones which is adapted from Song of Ice and Fire. Check out the books.”
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  2. Graceling

    3 mentions · The Book Review, On Purpose with Jay Shetty

    Graceling is a fantasy novel by Kristin Cashore that serves as the starting point for a well-regarded series set within the Graceling realm.

    Recommended
    “here she returns to the Graceling realm which she's written three books about this world starting with Graceling and I just highly recommend them”
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  3. Jane, Unlimited

    2 mentions · The Book Review

    Jane, Unlimited by Kristin Cashore is a genre-bending young adult novel that follows a young woman navigating a mysterious and multifaceted estate.

    Discussed
    “I am reading Jane unlimited which I mentioned last week by Kristen Kure and I don't want to talk about it too much because she'll be joining us on the podcast next week”
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  4. Bitterblue

    1 mention · The Book Review

    Discussed
    “it wasn't hard for me to leave it behind just because bitter blue was so hard and so dark and really had a lot to do with my my own life”
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  5. Winterkeep

    1 mention · The Book Review

    Winterkeep is a young adult fantasy novel by Kristin Cashore that expands upon the intricate world of the Graceling Realm with political intrigue and environmental themes.

    Recommended
    “and then the third book that I just read this past weekend was for my children's literature book club which I've been really negligent with... but I read winter keep by Kristen Kure”
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