If you are a bodyless soul inhabiting the bodies of others all of your life what are the ethics of falling in love? We explore this question and more in this episode! 

This one doesn't contain a car accident, but there may be a car on-purpose or two.

Aífe and Ciara discuss Meg Rosoff's 2004 book How I Live Now, which was much enjoyed by reviewers and apparently also Saoirse Ronan. 

Content warnings: Eating disorders, cousin incest, war, minor character death, descriptions of PTSD.   

Aífe and Ciara read and discuss Stirfry by Emma Donoghue. This coming of age story was written and set before homosexuality was decriminalised in Ireland! Also, shockingly, Aífe finally gets to read a book with no car crashes!

Thanks to everyone who voted in our Pride Month Poll on twitter! 

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A masterpiece of the superhero genre! Ciara and Aife discuss April Daniels novel Dreadnought and the joy of reading a book written entirely for trans girls! 

In this, our first ever listener request, Aífe continues the trend of somehow always reading books with car crashes in them. Ciara suffers the indignity of a protagonist called Kira, and we all enjoy like, a book that is fun to read? For once? 

Content warning for blood, minor character death, and one guy who is a truly manipulative bastard. 

Thanks to @leytonisqueer on twitter for the recommendation. 

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In this episode of Forever YA Pod Aífe and Ciara discuss perhaps our most highly decorated book yet - Benjamin Alire Sáenz's Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe.

Aífe read this one, so of course there's a car accident. There's also love, self discovery, and Teen Boy Moodiness. 

Life hack: don't ....get hit by a car. 

Content warnings for homophobic and transphobic violence. 

As always, please contact us @foreverYApod on twitter give us your feedback and to recommend us future reads!

Our theme song is by the wonderful Kate Stewart and our icon is by ...ourselves. Can you tell? 

Join Ciara and Aífe as they discuss Cethan Leahy's "Tuesdays are just as Bad". Set in Cork, Ireland and narrated by the ghost of the main character. 

Content Warning: Discussion of Suicide and suicide attempts, mental illness, abusive parenting

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Once a Nerdfighter, always a person who has big opinions about books. In which Aífe discusses Turtles All the Way Down by John Green. Life Hack: Don't drink hand sanitizer!  

 Content Warnings: In depth discussion of living with OCD and anxiety. Brief discussions of parental death, Car crashes, and serious injury.

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