Janet Skeslien Charles, Bestselling author of The Paris Library
It’s time to dive into the fascinating tales of courage and quiet rebellion with our latest podcast episode featuring the esteemed Janet Skeslien Charles, author of “The Paris Library.”
In a riveting discussion, Janet unveils the heroic stories of Parisian librarians during WWII, whose commitment to literature became a beacon of resistance in Occupied Paris. The episode also explores Janet’s upcoming book, “Miss Morgan’s Book Brigade,” inspired by the real-life women of WWI who combated the war’s horrors with books.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone captivated by the powerful intersections of history, literature, and human resilience. Don’t miss this journey into the past, where the love for books ignites fierce hope and offers a sanctuary of the mind. Tune in to “From the Library with Love” and let yourself be transported into the heart of history’s bravest bibliophiles.
Listen to this episode of the podcast here.
About the 'From the Library With Love' Podcast
This episode is from our podcast partner “From the Library With Love” – a podcast for anyone whose life has been changed by reading by the author, Kate Thompson (more about Kate below).
You can find the podcast channel clicking here.
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- Janet Skeslien Charles, Bestselling author of The Paris Library: From the Library with Love
- Library-with-Love-Image: https://www.fromthelibrarywithlove.com/
- Paris Exposition Vieux Paris Old Paris: Picryl
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