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The Page Flipper Podcast

The Page Flipper Podcast

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 “A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies . . . The man who never reads lives only one.” Live multiple lives with the Page Flipper Podcast! Every day is an adventure with the Page Flipper Podcast! With the latest book, Two Degrees by Alan Gratz, join Akira and Sue as they run away from a wildfire, Owen and George as they run away from polar bears, and Natalie as she is caught in a hurricane. Let's flip pages together!The Page Flipper Team
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  • Two Degrees: Part 3, Sierra Nevada, California

    Two Degrees: Part 3, Sierra Nevada, California
    May 9 2025

    In this episode, we read Two Degrees by Alan Gratz. Part 3, Sierra Nevada, California.

    Enjoy!
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    19 mins
  • The Page Flipper Podcast Trailer

    The Page Flipper Podcast Trailer
    May 7 2025

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    1 min
  • Two Degrees: Part 2, Miami, Florida

    Two Degrees: Part 2, Miami, Florida
    May 6 2025

    Have you ever wondered what it's like to go swimming in a hurricane? How about standing on a roof of a moving house? Or riding on top of a car? No, never? But, either way, in this episode of the Page Flipper Podcast, we will read Two Degrees, by Alan Gratz.

    In this chapter, Natalie is caught in a raging hurricane. Fighting the waves, she enters a house and is "rescued." I would say more, but then I would just be spoiling the book!

    #climate change
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    29 mins

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