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The Wednesday Wars, and Station 11: Seeking deeper understanding

The books in today's episode may seem very different at first, but both feature themes of people trying to understand the bigger events and world around them-- in turn leading to a deeper understanding and hope within themselves. (Photo via Canva)
The books in today's episode may seem very different at first, but both feature themes of people trying to understand the bigger events and world around them-- in turn leading to a deeper understanding and hope within themselves. (Photo via Canva)

Today is the second of a four-episode collaboration with recent graduates (and almost graduates) of the Canadian Independent Micro School, where students share with us the books that impacted them the most in their education (so far). This follows a similar format to our regular episodes, but features two books chosen and presented by students. 

Today we're hearing about The Wednesday Wars, by Gary D. Schmidt, "Finding yourself, through your own means" as explained by Youcheng.

We'll also be hearing about Station 11 by Emily St. John Mandel, "Hell is the absence of people you long for" explained by Andrew.

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