Merry Christmas (book) lovers!

Today we are discussing The Holiday Swap by Maggie Knox. A light read, loosely resembling the Parent Trap movie but with far more holiday cheer and baked goods. Listen along to hear what we thought of this read!

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

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Hey (book) lovers!

In this week's episode we’re discussing The Thursday Murder Club, the debut novel from Richard Osman, comedian and co-host of UK quiz show, Pointless.

The Thursday Murder Club tells the story of an eclectic group of retired residents at Coopers Chase Village who meet every Thursday to try their hand at solving murder, but then exceptional luck comes their way when an actual, real life murder falls into their laps.

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

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Hey (book) lovers!

This week we’re discussing Heartsick by Jessie Stephens. Make yourself comfy, grab a fun drink, and let's jump right into three stories about love and loss, and everything that happens in between.

Side note: the timing of Taylor Swift re-releasing Red (Taylors Version) whilst we embarked on this journey of heartbreak could not have been more perfect, so feel free to skip to 07:48 if you wish to sidebar almost 8 minutes of straight up fangirling.

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

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Hey (book) lovers!

This week we’re discussing The Happiest Man on Earth by everyone's friend, Eddie Jaku. Although not our usual pick of the week, Eddie’s story is one that's powerful, important and full of hope.

Eddie’s story is one that we are grateful to be able to share and discuss on our podcast, our greatest hope is that we have done his words justice and encouraged you to read his book for yourself.

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

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Hey (book) lovers!

This week we’re discussing A Darker Shade of Magic by the incredibly talented, V.E. Schwab. Take our word for it when we say that a story of multiple Londons, a mysteriously multi sided coat, and with perilous magic and treachery at every turn, makes for a great episode!

Side note: Not everyone on the team loved this book but after a solid 50 minutes of persuasion it seems this one may have narrowly escaped a spot on the DNF list!!

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

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Hey (book) lovers!

This week we’re discussing The Duke and I by Julia Quinn. Grab a drink and make yourself comfortable while Haley and Madeline discuss (and argue) the similarities and differences between the first book in the Bridgerton series and its Netflix adaptation.

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

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Hey (book) lovers!

We aren’t going to sit here and list off 13 reasons why this episode is gracing your ears almost an entire week late but we will say that 1. There was a technical issue 2. One of us was relaxing by a pool in Cairns and 3. Taylor Swift released a demo version of Better Man. Need we say more?

This episode we dive into the bestselling novel, Where The Crawdads Sing, from first time author and Zoologist, Delia Owens. Listen along as we discuss this incredible tale of nature, resilience and love. Spoiler alert, it's one of our favourite reads this year!!

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

M & H Xx

Hey (book) lovers!

This week we’re discussing The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, the debut fiction novel from Australian writer and co-host of ABC’s Back To Nature, Holly Ringland. Spanning two decades, set between sugar cane fields by the sea, a native Australian flower farm, and a celestial crater in the central desert, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart follows Alice's unforgettable journey, as she learns that the most powerful story she will ever possess is her own.

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the angel one!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with our reviews and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

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Hey (book) lovers!

This week we’re discussing Six of Crows, a spin off duology from the popular Shadow and Bone series, by Leigh Bardugo. The story follows a thieving crew as they embark on the heist of a lifetime, there’s clever plans, titillating banter, ulterior motives, magic and plenty of goosebump-inducing sexual tension.

Have some thoughts on this week’s episode? Have a cool book recommendation for us? Maybe you just want to tell us that our voices are the closest things to angels singing? Whatever you want to say (we vote the latter!) you can drop us a line at [email protected]

Follow our instagram, @heyhaveyoureadthispod for fun content, to keep up to date with the books we’re reviewing and, if Haley has it her way, the occasional Henry Cavill thirst trap.

Thanks for tuning in, if you liked what you heard then come back next week when we discuss The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart by Australian writer, Holly Ringland.

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