Anne Bogel

No, I think that sounds really cool.

Cheryl, I'm glad you're not overwhelmed by the 1,000 books, but I also think you may enjoy browsing his index in the back.

Not in one sitting.

It's too many for most readers.

And just, there's little checkboxes where you can check off and order the books you've already read.

And I think you may really perhaps enjoy, especially after your year-long project, just seeing what you've read.

Yeah.

We're excited you're excited.

Look, this doesn't even count as one more, because we've already talked about two Helene Hanff.

The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street is her book about finally traveling to London to meet the bookseller that she corresponded with and his family and associates in person.

And I don't believe she makes it as far north as York, but she does take many a jaunt out to the surrounding London countryside to see the sights while she's there.

The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street, because that's where her hotel is.

And someone teases her about how she just holds court.

She entertains visitors and dresses up and goes out in the world to be squired around seeing the sights.

It's charming.

That sounds great.

Oh, I'm so excited.

Cheryl, thank you so much for being our guinea pig and for joining us today.

I love it.

And Ginger, thank you for bringing yourself and your book recommendations to the show today.