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Even though we run a television station, we\u2019re big on books and reading at Nashville Public Television, whether it\u2019s doing it ourselves or encouraging other people to do it. Nearly all our kids programs are about reading in some way, whether it’s Super Why!<\/em><\/a><\/strong>, Word Girl<\/em><\/a><\/strong>, Sesame Street<\/a> <\/em><\/strong>or Martha Speaks<\/em><\/a><\/strong>. We\u2019ve been talking about books for more than 35 years on A Word on Words<\/strong><\/em><\/a> with John Seigenthaler. And occasionally, we write a blog post about novels<\/strong><\/a> we think everyone should read. So come the summer, we\u2019re like everyone else, perhaps even moreso, and have big plans for big reading. While we\u2019re united in our mission at NPT, our reading preferences are all over the place. Here\u2019s a little survey, with a contribution from Seigenthaler, of what we\u2019re getting into this summer.<\/p>\n

Kevin Crane (Vice President of Content and Technology)<\/p>\n

The Mighty Queens of Freeville<\/strong><\/em> by Amy Dickinson: I used to live in upstate NY a few miles from Freeville, and am enjoying reading about her love of this part of the country.<\/p>\n

Kathy Edson (Community Engagement Manager)<\/p>\n

After making a list of the books I\u2019ve been reading this summer I noticed they all have a common theme: friendship. So, I will pick a few standouts to share. I started the summer with a re-read Of Mice and Men<\/strong><\/em> by John Steinbeck. There is something about that book of vulnerable, lonely dreamers that just sticks with me after I have turned the last page. Steinbeck writes with such amazing imagery and symbolism that you feel like you are another character in his book. His stories are always life lessons for me and I highly recommend. Another quick read was The Boy in the Striped Pajamas<\/strong><\/em> by John Boyne. It is a sweet, innocent tale of unlikely friends: the son of a Nazi and a boy on the other side of the fence in a concentration camp. We\u2019ve all had friends like George and Lenny who are always together or Bruno and Shmuel that are always separated by a fence. Friendships come and go but these relationships impact who we are and what we are made of. In the end, it is our decision whether or not the fence ultimately separates us or keeps us together forever.<\/p>\n

<\/strong><\/em>Erin McInnis (Production Assistant)<\/p>\n

Cleopatra: A Life<\/strong><\/em> by Stacy Schiff: I\u2019ve been reading this book for what feels like forever. I picked it up based on three things: one, I\u2019m fascinated by ancient history, particularly that of Greece and Rome; two, I saw an interview with Schiff and was intrigued by her struggle to separate Cleopatra the woman from Cleopatra the myth; and three, it\u2019s about Cleopatra. Cooking with Fernet Branca<\/strong><\/em> by James Hamilton Paterson: I was told I should read it and that based on my affection for Muriel Barbery\u2019s The Elegance of the Hedgehog<\/em>, I would find it delightful. Faceless Killers<\/strong><\/em> by Henning Mankell: I loved the PBS Masterpiece Mystery Wallander series based on Mankell\u2019s books. The Watery Part of the World<\/strong><\/em> by Michael Parker: Being from North Carolina, the coast, particularly the Outer Banks, has always held a strange fascination for me. Stories of pirates, treasure, ghosts, lost colonies and wild ponies were a regular part of my childhood. All I needed to hear to pick this book up was that Parker was taking two historical facts — in 1813, Theodosia Burr Alston, daughter of infamous Vice President Aaron Burr, went missing on her return to New York from South Carolina, and in 1970, two white sisters and a black man were the last residents on a small barrier island off the coast of North Carolina — and re-imaging and blending them to explore how the past both haunts and anticipates the present.<\/p>\n

Joy Ngoma (Intern)<\/p>\n

Recently read: The Help<\/strong><\/em> by Kathryn Stockett: It’s good story of forgiveness and living life. Bossypants <\/strong><\/em>by Tina Fey. On every page of this book , you’ll laugh like you are watching a Vince Vaughn movie. A great, fun read. All that is Bitter and Sweet<\/strong><\/em> by Ashley Judd. I’ve read this book three times already. Very well written and surprisingly healing for anyone. Currently reading The Girls guide to Homelessness<\/strong><\/em> by Brianna Karp, Love you More<\/strong><\/em> by Lisa Gardner and Burma \/ Myanmar<\/strong><\/em> : What Everyone Needs to Know<\/strong><\/em> by David I. Steninberg.<\/p>\n

Joe Pagetta (Director of Media Relations and Online Strategies)<\/p>\n

The Confessions of Zeno<\/strong><\/em> by Italo Svevo: It’s the fictional autobiography of someone whose therapist tells him that as part of his treatment, he should write it. It\u2019s been on my \u201cto-read\u201d list for years, and a recent article I read about Svevo and James Joyce\u2019s relationship in Trieste, Italy was a good reminder that perhaps it was time. A Visit from the Goon Squad<\/strong><\/em> by Jennifer Egan: I like to read each year\u2019s Pulitzer Prize winner, and this was 2010\u2019s. The Story of Charlotte\u2019s Web <\/strong><\/em>by Michael Sims: I picked this up while perusing the new books collection (yes, there’s a place to get new books in Nashville proper!) at BookMan\/BookWoman, and then caught an entertaining lecture by Sims at the library’s Salon 615 series<\/a><\/strong>.\u00a0 It’s the wonderful story of E.B. White and how he came to write that most perfect of children’s books. If I can get to a beach anytime soon, I plan on bringing Jerry Weintraub’s memoir, When I Stop Talking, You’ll Know I’m Dead.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Jo Ann Scalf (Director, Education)<\/p>\n

I just read Bel Canto<\/em><\/strong> by Ann Patchett. She has a new book, State of Wonder<\/em>, that I am waiting to become available from the library \u2026 it\u2019s going to be months \u2026 so I decided to read this one first. I like poetry, and am also reading a few books by Billy Collins (Sailing Alone Around the Room<\/strong><\/em>) and Mary Oliver (Swan<\/strong><\/em>). Collins poems are often very funny; Oliver writes poetry about nature. I am also reading Drive<\/strong><\/em> by Daniel Pink.<\/p>\n

John Seigenthaler (Host, A Word on Words<\/em> and One on One<\/em>)<\/p>\n

Our Kind of Traitor<\/em><\/strong> by John Le Carre\u2019s: I am reading it to see whether Le Carre can take the Cold War business of spying into contemporary times. Absolute Monarchs <\/em><\/strong>by John Julius Norwic: I was intrigued by the New York Times <\/em>review by Bill Keller.<\/p>\n

Linda Wei (Producer)<\/p>\n

What to Expect When You\u2019re Expecting<\/strong><\/em> by Heidi Murkoff. My husband reads a couple of pages of this book to me every night. It\u2019s helping us both prepare for our first child due next <\/strong><\/em>month. Battle Hymm of the Tiger Mother<\/strong><\/em> by Amy Chua. I\u2019m borrowing this from fellow NPT employee Soraya Salam. Being raised by a \u201cTiger Mother,\u201d I\u2019m curious to see if this will provide me with insights about my own mother and what kind of mother I might be. Medium Raw<\/strong><\/em> by Anthony Bourdain. I enjoy learning the culinary world. Usually I\u2019m reading cookbooks but this month I\u2019ve decided to swap instruction with narrative.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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