Unassigned Reading

We're back this week with our best beach read recommendations for your summer vacations.

It’s Pride Month, so in honor of that we’re discussing RED, WHITE, AND ROYAL BLUE by Casey McQuiston.

You asked, we answered!

It’s our one year anniversary and you decided this month's book: The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang!

We’ve been reading too many great books to talk about anything else this month.

This month we’re discussing the stunning alternate history novella, THE BLACK GOD’S DRUMS, by P. Djèlí Clark

The apocalypse is almost upon us! ...okay not really, but the TV show adaptation of GOOD OMENS almost is, and we want to talk about it.

Dive on in for a discussion of GOOD OMENS, the cult classic novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.

How do we conquer the dreaded reading slump? We have some thoughts, and we’d love to share them with you

We’re tackling a romance this month with one of Sarah’s favorites, THE SCRIBE by Elizabeth Hunter.

Valentine’s Day is almost here-- let’s talk about our favorite bookish couples

We’re starting off the new year discussing the breakout fantasy hit of 2018, CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE

Let’s talk bookish resolutions! From Book Riot’s Read Harder challenge to personal goals, let’s figure out how to start off 2019 right.

We’re talking PRINCESS OF ALDERAAN in this very special Starwarsmas episode

love ‘em or hate ‘em, we all have strong opinions about the Harry Potter Extended Universe.

This month we're wrapping up the Harry Potter series with our discussion of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Let’s talk about our current reads and all our thoughts on the eight Harry Potter movies.

Dive in to find a smorgasbord or various topics, including: Harry’s Draco obsession, a surprising connection to Slavic fairy tales, and Half-Blood Prince: The Rom-Com Edition.

We're focused on Muse of Nightmares and the theories we got right (and wrong).

We’re talking STRANGE THE DREAMER this month! Expect a deep dive into themes of morality and the legacy of trauma and so, so, so many theories.