Chapter 19: Female Indigenous Stories with Angeline Boulley
This week we're celebrating an author who has inspired and educated us, Angeline Boulley. She writes stories with indigenous women at the center. We loved her first book, Firekeeper's Daughter, and just raced through her second one, Warrior Girl Unearthed. We talk about Boulley's position in the Obama White House, the way she has nuanced conversations about identity, and how she brilliantly brings readers into a fully immersive world. In our catch up, Kaitlin shares how pho healed her from a lingering cold, Stephanie updates us on her renovation house, and Molly recaps her long weekend in Miami with her family. We close with the list of what we're currently reading, during which Kaitlin introduces us to a new genre called "door stop fantasy." Stephanie is reading the new Ali Hazelwood book, Bride, and Molly is reading a book Ali Hazelwood recommended called Sex, Lies and Sensibility by Nikki Payne. We love hearing from you and knowing what you are reading. Connect with us on Instagram, @plansarebooked, or send us a quick note to plansarebooked@gmail.com.
