Episode 072: Eclipse

In this episode we discuss book 3 of Twilight. All sense of organization and decorum has completely collapsed at this point. It'll be exciting to find out if we can speak in anything other than exasperated sighs and frustrated screams when we discuss Breaking Dawn.

Episode 071: New Moon

Just in time for the new moon on December 25 comes our discussion of Stephanie Meyer's follow up to Twilight. Or as Nathan put it, "We're still talking about this?"

Episode 070: Twilight

We went for it. We read Twilight. Well...most of us read it. And we discussed it. And somehow it's our longest episode ever.

Episode 069: The Downstairs Girl by Stacey Lee

Somewhere in the holy hot mess of our bantering back and forth is a really profound discussion of The Downstairs Girl by Stacey Lee (it's not our fault if you don't make it to the real discussion).

 Seriously, though, this has a 12 minute Easter Egg (that only those who love us will be able to sit through) that was cut down from about 35 minutes of side conversation and transitions. Only the finest tofu giblets for our esteemed listeners.

Episode 068: Once and Future by Amy Rose Capeta and Cori McCarthy

For some reason we discuss have 2 minutes of discussion about Sisqó at the beginning of this episode. Feel free to fast forward to the 7 minute mark. Eventually we discuss the book Once and Future -- which I think it's safe to say, we all loved reading.

Episode 067: Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera (short take)

In this short take, Lindsey sells us on reading Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera.

Also Cash Money talks up Laini Taylor and Cerce by Madeline Miller.

Nathan talks briefly about Anna-Marie McLemore.

And Nate has an exciting, but totally untrue, announcement.

Episode 064: Spin by Lamar Giles

We took a week off for Labor Day (gotta support the labor movmnt!)

In this episode we discuss the book Spin by Lamar Giles.

Nate hijacked the opening and took us through a breakneck speed. Just like the book, we get right to business. I hope it lives up to our standards (*ahem* I know, you're asking, "you have standards"?) because the book is great!

Lindsey suggests On the Come Up by Angie Thomas.

Nate suggests Jo Nesbø's Harry Hole series (start with Flaggermusmannen—or The Bat if you read it in English).

Molly suggests Heavy Vinyl by Carly Usdin.

Cash Money suggests Veronica Mars.