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If you've ever had a baby shower, chances are, you own this book. But do you know how the author REALLY felt about children? And guess who she left most of her money and rights to? Hint: It wasn't family. Join Jaida and Ryan as they belittle the beloved children's author and many of her books, which range from mediocre to downright offensive.
You knew it was coming. Jaida and Ryan finally went over the edge and corrupted the airwaves with smut. On the bright side, listening to this podcast will cure you from wanting to read any fan fiction turned mega-bestseller. If you've already read 50 Shades... No judgement. (snicker).
Warning: This episode has A LOT of adult themes and is not recommended for the sensitive of spirit. Although it is not EXPLICIT per se, calling it CLEAN would be a stretch.
Are kids getting dumber? After this episode, you may start to wonder. Certainly Dav Pilkey's unorthodox graphic novel style pulls kids into reading. But what does it do to their brains once it has them in its poopy claws?? Jaida and Ryan discuss this and 700 unrelated topics designed to make you laugh, squirm, and occasionally swear.
Want to sound smart at book signings? Listen to find out the authors and books that have sold the most copies EVAH. Through the one-star reviews you'll learn just enough about each book to pretend you read them and are too sophisticated to find them engaging. You might be surprised at the #1 romance author... (You will be surprised. Ain't nobody's ever heard of her.)
Reading a single book is sufficient to catapult one into literary snobbery. But only if that book was written in 1869 by a Russian aristocrat who's grasp of brevity begins and ends with - the word between breville and
Alice's dress has become as iconic as Cinderella's and the Disney adaptation of the book has been hijacked by Pink Floyd. But did you know Lewis Carroll is a pseudonym for an Oxford professor with a (suspected) DARK secret? Join Jaida and Ryan as they explore cynical (and educational) reviews of this 150-year-old classic.
Do you love hearing scathing book reviews? Yes? Then, listen on! No? You listen on as well!
In this episode of Bad Reviews for Good Books, the Hancocks commentate on what reviewers had to say about The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Some fun bits of today's episode:
We appreciate you always showing up! You're the best! If you get a chance, the Hancocks would LOVE for you to do one or all of the following:
Do you love hearing scathing book reviews? Yes? Then, listen on! No? You listen on as well!
In this episode of Bad Reviews for Good Books, the Hancocks commentate on what reviewers had to say about Wicked by Gregory Maguire. Some fun bits of today's episode:
*This episode is marked as explicit because it briefly discusses some sexual things that Maguire included in Wicked. If you are not comfortable with such topics, don't say we didn't warn you.
We appreciate you always showing up! You're the best! If you get a chance, the Hancocks would LOVE for you to do one or all of the following:
Do you love hearing scathing book reviews?
Yes? Then, listen on!
No? You listen on as well!
This episode of Bad Reviews for Good Books is one-of-a-kind and will probably never be done again. The Hancocks tried to record an episode will the whole family (yes, that's right-- all seven of them!). Unfortunately, things got difficult due to many factors. The sound quality on this episode is subpar, to say the least. SO, if you have a problem with terrible audio, this one might not be for you.
We appreciate you always showing up! You're the best! If you get a chance, the Hancocks would LOVE for you to do one or all of the following:
Do you love hearing scathing book reviews? Yes? Then, listen on! No? You listen on as well!
In this episode of Bad Reviews for Good Books, the Hancocks commentate on what reviewers had to say about Eragon by Christopher Paolini. Some fun bits of today's episode:
We appreciate you always showing up! You're the best! If you get a chance, the Hancocks would LOVE for you to do one or all of the following:
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