ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Unlike most episodes, this time I sit down with my friend Anthony to talk about a book he chose: The Beatles Couldn't Read Music? from the Wait! What? series, by Dan Gutman and illustrated by Allison Steinfeld.
You can grab a copy here: https://amzn.to/4bRC0rN
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