Betsy-Tacy

Ava Stewart was once called a reading prodigy, a label that came with as much pressure as it did pride. In I Guess I'm Good At Reading, she returns to the very books that defined her childhood, armed with the perspective and skepticism of a teenager. This isn't a formal literary analysis, but something far more personal: a conversation about what happens when the stories you're told make you "special," and how they feel when you revisit them years later. Each episode focuses on a single title from her elementary school years, unpacking the narratives she once devoured with a mix of nostalgia, critique, and newfound understanding. Ava explores how these foundational texts shaped her relationship with reading itself, a journey from uncomplicated obsession to a more complex, sometimes wary, engagement with the written word. Listeners get to follow along as she grapples with the legacy of her early identity, questioning what those books really taught her and how her connection to them has evolved. The podcast feels like sitting in on a thoughtful, often wry, personal excavation, where beloved childhood classics are examined not for their canonical merit, but for their lasting imprint on one reader's life. It’s a specific and relatable exploration of how our foundational stories stick with us, change with us, and sometimes need to be reread to be truly understood.