In this episode, we discuss the BookTok sensation "Things We Never Got Over" by Lucy Score. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the unique character names, the inconsistent tropes, and the interesting take on spice. This is our largest difference in opinion yet, with Teresa rating this book a 4.5/5 and Elisabeth rating it a 3/5. Enjoy!

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For today’s episode, we read the touching and powerful memoir “A Wild and Precious Life” by Edie Windsor and Joshua Lyon. We welcomed two very special guests — Elisabeth’s aunts Jen and Steph — to share their thoughts on Edie’s inspiring story. Tune in for a fun and somewhat informative discussion of the life of lesbian icon and LGBT+ activist Edie Windsor, as well as lots of laughter and good vibes. Featuring the most hilarious rendition of the game “perfect in every way" on the podcast to date.

*Will continue to apologize for the audio as we used a new software and to no fault of our own, didn't practice first*

*WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE AUDIO*

In this special episode, we learn all about Teresa (the sturdy and convenient friend) and Elisabeth (the unkempt yet dependable friend) through various questions and quizzes. Come along on this journey of exploration as we discuss fascinating aspects of our personalities, like if we identify as a fern, bamboo, or bush. We hope you learned something new about us during this episode!

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For this episode, we read Emily Henry’s highly anticipated new release Book Lovers. Tune in for our opinions on common romance tropes, sibling pet names, our preferences when it comes to spice, and how we feel about green M&M's. Take a drink every time Teresa says "today" if you're feeling extra frisky.

*we apologize for the audio, we're working on getting it fixed!*

Episode one we read a classic, The Great Gatsby. One of our all time favorites, although you wouldn't know by the rating we gave it. Somehow Hannah Montana directly relates to Gatsby and almost every Taylor Swift song could represent this book.