Language warning. Drama warning. Chaos warning. Probably no spoilers this episode though!

In this unapologetically chaotic episode, the ladies are joined by two guests for a wild ride of unfiltered conversation. From debates about the questionable merits of hot dog soda to snarky commentary that spares no one, nothing is off-limits. The Kenny’s make their mark in both expected and unexpected ways, while the group weaves in bits of book talk—though no specific title ever quite takes center stage.

Expect extreme language, off-the-rails tangents, and plenty of technical hiccups that only add to the mayhem. This is podcasting at its most unpolished and entertaining: messy, loud, and thoroughly hilarious. As always, prepare for the chaos. 

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In this episode, the ladies go full deep-dive into Abby Jimenez’s Just for the Summer—a book that somehow manages to juggle trauma, emotional growth, mental health, and still sneak in enough humor to make you snort-laugh in public. They spill their (very different) opinions on the characters and plot, calling out the tearjerker moments, the swoony bits, and the “oh no she didn’t” twists.

Of course, it’s not all sunshine and banter—family baggage, addiction, and messy mental health realities all get airtime too, proving that literature can hit hard while still being wildly relatable. The crew also side-eye society’s judgments, dissect controversial themes, and ask the truly important question: what’s the ideal wiper speed?

Bottom line: three of the four ladies love the book and one is wrong. They all want more Abby Jimenez, and they’ll keep talking until you hit that follow button on every social platform known to humankind.

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Warning: spoilers and bad language may occur!!!!!!

In this episode, the ladies serve up their usual banter before tearing into Born for Silk—a book brimming with alpha males, questionable plot choices, and enough misogyny to power the eye-rolls of the entire group. They roast the flat storytelling, lament the plot’s absence like it’s a missing person case, and debate whether any of the characters deserve saving. 

Favorite and least favorite moments get equal treatment (spoiler: some “favorites” are purely for the drama), and hopes for future books are laced with cautious side-eye. Between book critique and lively tangents on food preferences and current reads, the group proves once again that no bad book is safe—and no opinion is too spicy to share.

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Warning - spoilers, bad words and chaotic off topic rants included.

Buckle up, romance fans—Abbey, Bailey, Krys and Mandy are tearing into Ali Hazelwood’s debut, The Love Hypothesis. Expect unfiltered takes on the plot, messy character dynamics and that infamous ending everyone argues about. From side-eyeing the choppy narrative to reveling in the unexpected twists, these four aren’t pulling punches. It’s a lively mix of laughs, hot takes, and maybe one or two scandalous opinions you didn’t see coming. Stick around for their ratings and must-read recs—perfect for anyone who loves their book club with a side of chaos.

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 On this episode, the ladies tackle The Housemaid by Freida McFadden — scrubbing through its secrets, lies, and a few questionable life choices. They don’t just chat plot; they pick apart messy character dynamics, moral gray zones, and why thrillers keep dangling the promise of justice we’re not sure we actually get.

The conversation careens from bookish theft (plot or otherwise) to the minefield of reader triggers, the fine art of rating a book without starting a brawl, and whether cheating in fiction is ever excusable.

Of course, there’s plenty of side‑eye for social media “book talk,” spoiler sins, and the eternal struggle between honesty and diplomacy in reviews. It’s sharp, funny, and just the right amount of petty — a literary therapy session wrapped in snark and sprinkled with chaos.

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In this no-holds-barred episode, the hosts dive into Meghan Quinn’s Till Summer Do Us Part, unpacking everything from laugh-out-loud moments to emotional baggage and messy relationship dynamics. They rave about Scotty, the relatable heroine navigating divorce, and the charming Wilder, while also calling out the book’s predictability. Final verdict? A solid four stars.

The conversation heats up with spicy rom-com chatter, ranting about trope overload and sharing books that hit them right in the feels. A hilarious tangent about road rage, shopping carts, and turn signals leads to a controversial (and very sarcastic) hot take on age and driving. Heads up: there’s some age-related humor—purely in jest, no offense intended to our blinkers-optional elders.

They also dive into Goodreads rating drama, vent about one-star nonsense, and open up about parental dynamics and reading comfort zones. To cap it off, they shout out Tales of a Bookworm, a nonprofit bookstore supporting animal shelters and community events.

Spice, snark, books, and blinkers—it’s all here. Buckle up.

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In this chaotic episode, Abbey, Krys & Mandy are joined by Bailey and engage in a spirited discussion about the book 'Throne of Glass' by Sarah J. Maas. They explore the character of Celaena, her growth throughout the story, and the meaningful relationships she forms. The conversation is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and differing opinions, making for an entertaining and insightful analysis of the book's themes and characters. 

They share their favorite moments from the book, reflect on the series as a whole, and discuss the upcoming Pride Fest, highlighting community engagement and local authors. The conversation is lively, filled with humor and differing opinions, making it a rich exploration of the themes and characters in the series. Also, don't forget that is all wrapped up in a nice little chaotic bow!

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In this chaotic and hilarious premiere episode of Booked & Bitter, Abbey, Krystalynn and Mandy sink their fangs into the sparkly teen empire that is Twilight. From midnight book releases to sparkly stalker vampires, the trio debates whether Edward Cullen is a dreamboat or a walking red flag, argues the math behind love triangles, and laments Bella Swan’s pick-me energy. Abbey reads Twilight for the first time, Krystalynn defends her high school obsession, and Mandy regrets everything—especially letting her daughter read steamy vampire romances at age nine.

Plus, the crew introduces a few new segments: “Let’s Get Bitter,” where Abbey vents about a compulsive one-upper (and her delicious revenge), and “Currently Reading,” where they talk King, chaos, and whatever romance novel is currently ruining their emotional stability. They also shout out their favorite local bookstore, Lit on Fire, a Peoria gem and safe haven for all book lovers.

It’s dramatic. It’s messy. It’s definitely not the first time they’ve recorded this. And as always, they’re tatted, chatted, and slightly dramatic.

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