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Pop Quiz | Summer Reading List

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Jon didn't give his students a reading list this summer, but if he had, what books would he have assigned?

Join us every Monday for rebroadcast episodes this summer and on Thursdays for new Pop Quizzes!

(Even when they're late--Jon got his dates mixed up because he's a teacher on summer break...)

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