
Yesteryear
Novel by Caro Claire BurkeWikipedia
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Oct 27, 2026
Daniel Pink: The Art of Persuasion in a Changing World
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54:53Daniel PinkGUEST
a lot of pressure.
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54:55Daniel PinkGUEST
There's a contemporary novel I read this summer called Yesteryear about a trad wife influencer, a ripping good read.
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55:01Daniel PinkGUEST
I totally recommend it as a way to understand the world today.
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55:07Daniel PinkGUEST
Another amazing contemporary novel is James by Percival Everett.
123. Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
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0:56TaylorHOST
Yeah, it's fine.
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0:59TaylorHOST
Yes, what are we reading? What are we talking about? We're talking about Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke.
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1:05KaylaHOST
Yes.
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1:06TaylorHOST
I remembered it.
13 MINS LATER
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14:36KaylaHOST
I mean, I guess there's a little more that I can give.
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14:40KaylaHOST
Yeah, just real quick.
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14:40KaylaHOST
So she lives on Yesteryear Ranch.
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14:43KaylaHOST
Yes.
10 Before The End: Can I read these books before 2027?
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21:20LaShawnHOST
I heard about this book on one of my favorite book podcasts a couple of months ago, I think, and put it on my list.
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21:27LaShawnHOST
And then, of course, The Atlantic decided to compare it to Yesteryear and its review, which even from what I'm reading now, I don't think they're anywhere near the same book from what I understand.
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21:39LaShawnHOST
And the author of Yesteryear was this.
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21:40LaShawnHOST
Her stories, I don't know if she still has it up, but her stories were amazing about it.
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21:45LaShawnHOST
So I don't understand why this is a thing.
Season 4 Preview
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5:40Gary McBrideHOST
Similarly, our ubiquitous digital devices serve up unfaithful visions of reality that, while entertaining, are no substitute for actually connecting with another human being.
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5:52Gary McBrideHOST
Episode six is the novel Yesteryear by Carol Claire Burke, published in 2026 in the US.
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6:00Gary McBrideHOST
Trad wife, social media influencer, Natalie Heller Mills.
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6:06Gary McBrideHOST
Wait, I'll stop there.
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9:50Gary McBrideHOST
Ten novels that comprise season four of our Writers Who Read podcast.
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9:55Gary McBrideHOST
To summarize, the ten novels in order are published in 2025, Tilt by Emma Patee, Angel Down by Daniel Krauss, The True True Story of Roger the Gullible and His Mother by Robbie Alameddine, and What We Can Know by Ian McEwan.
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10:12Gary McBrideHOST
And published in 2026, Transcription by Ben Lerner, Yesteryear by Carol Claire Burke, My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein by Deborah Levy, Hollywood Ending by John Green, The Radiance by Ayat Akhtar, and Partita by Barbara Kingsolver.
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10:31Gary McBrideHOST
I can't wait to dig into each of these novels with you, with my co-hosts Whitney Pinion, Mira Landry, Chelsea Pennington, and occasionally a guest host or two.
Fourth Wing Has a Cast, B&N's Best of 2026, The Most Important Copyright Question of All-Time, and more.
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15:21Rebecca SchinskyHOST
Let's talk best books of 2026 fiction and then move into book of the year.
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15:28Rebecca SchinskyHOST
So the nine books that they've put in best fiction of the year are Yesteryear by Carol Claire Burke, Seek Immediate Shelter by Vincent Yu, The Disappears by Marlon James, Cool Machine by Colson Whitehead, The Calamity Club by Catherine Stockett, Land by Maggie O'Farrell, Partita by Barbara Kingsolver, Peck and Peck by Bonnie Garmis, and Whale Harbor by Mary Beth Keene.
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15:50Rebecca SchinskyHOST
which I've started to see like bubbling up.
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15:53Rebecca SchinskyHOST
Why is this nine? Why is there not a tenth? And why is the tenth not kin by Tayari Jones?
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19:48Jeff O'NealHOST
Yeah.
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19:51Rebecca SchinskyHOST
So through that lens, I think we can do some process of elimination.
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19:53Rebecca SchinskyHOST
I don't think it's going to be Yesteryear, partially because so many people have read it, also because it is so divisive.
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20:00Rebecca SchinskyHOST
What you're looking for in Book of the Year is what we would call a Swiss Army book.
A Halloween Scrooge! 👻
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33:49Taylor HarrisHOST
Okay.
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33:51Taylor HarrisHOST
So, basically, if you haven't heard of Yesteryear, I don't know where the fuck you've been, okay, because it has swept the nation, or at least, you know, the part of the nation with a vagina.
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34:00Whitney Kassar-HarrisHOST
And Aaron.
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34:01Whitney Kassar-HarrisHOST
Sorry, Aaron.
Episode 5 | Accountability and Community
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23:09Aiden DixonHOST
Anyway, what am I reading? Well, I'll tell you.
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23:11Aiden DixonHOST
I'm reading Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke.
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23:17Aiden DixonHOST
It is a crazy mind-bending book where this sort of trad wife influencer gets kind of blasted in 1850.
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23:27Sarah LeschHOST
And it has to be an actual trad wife.
We’re Getting Scolded, Reading the Best Books of 2026, and Would You Date Your Ex’s Ex?
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24:17Drew SavageHOST
I have not, but they have some pretty strong opinions, some pretty strong thoughts about the book that was named number one in 2026.
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24:26Drew SavageHOST
It's a book called Yesteryear by Carol Claire Burke.
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24:30Drew SavageHOST
Aaron, your thoughts on Yesteryear?
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24:33Erin DavisHOST
I think it's an extraordinary book.
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24:35Erin DavisHOST
I really do.
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24:35Erin DavisHOST
I think it's...
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24:36Drew SavageHOST
So the premise of Yesteryear for those who don't know about
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24:39Erin DavisHOST
it.
Why Women Are Taught to Fear Their Anger with author Gemma Hartley
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5:24Becky MollenkampHOST
And so your book is a glimpse into a world that I haven't, I don't fully understand, but I'm very interested in.
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5:31Becky MollenkampHOST
I've also recently read Yesteryear and Tradwife, which are two fictionalized books about tradwives and that whole thing coming out of there.
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5:38Becky MollenkampHOST
And I'm curious, there's just been a lot of, those two books have been pretty popular as well as, you know, obviously the Instagram page.
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5:46Becky MollenkampHOST
boom of a lot of these sorts of people.
Verity Movie Review: Book vs Movie Differences + Ending (Spoilers)
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3:37MeaghanHOST
in a situation where they are expected to submit to their husbands and things like that.
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3:41MeaghanHOST
Yesteryear is really fascinating because obviously she kind of has the power in her family because she's the one with the big social media following.
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3:50MeaghanHOST
Whereas in Trad Wife, that's not really the case.
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3:52MeaghanHOST
The main character does have... not much autonomy.
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