On the season finale of Emily's Book Club, my friends join me for the competition of the century: a draft competition to see who can compose the strongest team of books.

This episode of Emily's Book Club brings important discussions about race, activism, and our future when Julia Zacher and I discuss Angie Thomas' "The Hate U Give."

On this episode of Emily's Book Club, I describe my favorite summer reads of past, present, and future, and assign a song to each one.

Today, I'm joined by my longtime friend, Veronica Lewis, to discuss Jane Austen's "Emma," and the chaos, kindness, and relationship drama that accompany the eponymous character.

This episode of Emily's Book Club features David Pascone, and we discuss Toni Morrison's "Beloved" along with its themes of reconciling with the past, feminism, and ethics.

Welcome back! On this episode, I had the privilege of discussing Emily Layden's "ALL GIRLS" with Emily Layden herself! Conversations about mental health, recognizing trauma, and the validation of the teenage girl experience ensue.

On the first episode of Emily's Book Club, Bridget Neiles-Auger and I discuss J.D. Salinger's "Franny and Zooey," and the inevitable conversations about religion, family, and intellectualism that accompany it.