Bills Books

This week, Bill features a novel by Sally Rooney and a Broadway story by James Lapine.

This week on Bill’s Books, Bill’s got a few choices with strong characters and powerful emotions!

Today on Bill’s Books, Bill Goldstein features a favorite short story collection, “Afterparties” by Anthony Veasna So, and a nonfiction book about climate change, “After Cooling: On Freon, Global Warming, and the Terrible Cost of Comfort” by Eric Dean Wilson.

Bill Goldstein’s book selections for this week are really “great!” Watch along as he discusses his recommendations of the week.

This week on Bill’s Books, Bill Goldstein shares some of his recent favorite nonfiction books!

Tune in for the latest edition of Bill’s Books when Bill Goldstein shares some picks inspired by the LGBTQ community.

Next Sunday is Father’s Day and Bill Goldstein is here with his recommendations for the perfect books to gift the father figure in your life.

Bill Goldstein is back and he’s here with his picks for Memorial Day Weekend, including two political thrillers

We open up to a new chapter this week with Bill Goldstein, sharing his favorite books with a focus on LGBTQ+ pride month.

Pat and Gus sit with Bill Goldstein as he premieres new books.

This week, Bill has some great book recommendations to gift mom for Mother’s Day.

Bill Goldstein is back this week with a new list of book recommendations.

Bill Goldstein joins us today with his latest picks to add to our spring reading list.

It’s time now for the latest edition of Bill’s Books with a focus on Women’s History Month. Here’s Bill Goldstein with his latest picks for your reading list.

We’ve read a lot of history books lately so this week, Bill has a couple of new novels to tell us about.

This week, we turn the page to Black History Month with Bill’s newest picks for your reading list.

With the big storm coming, it’s the perfect time to cozy up with a good book. Luckily we have Bill Goldstein to recommend some new reads.

This week with Bill Goldstein, we’ve got one book about civil rights and one about reading and writing

Pat Battle reviews two novels with Bill Goldstein.

As 2020 comes to a close, Bill Goldstein is here breaking down his favorite books he read this year, hoping they will bring some much needed comfort at the end of a stressful year