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Today, we talk about book adaptations! Listen as we discuss our favorites, least favorites, books we wish to see on screen, adaptations that were even better than the book, and our many qualms with our favorites not being done justice. We also announce our book pick for Season 3! 

Stay tuned for season 3, coming February 8! 

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In today's bonus episode, we play "The Voting Game" aka "Most Likely To". Peyton drinks LOTS of water, Caitlin promotes self-love, Reba keeps everyone alive, and Caitlin and Peyton confess their undying love for each other while Reba giggles in the background. It's a typical day here; we choose chaos. 

Stay tuned for next week's bonus episode where we talk book adaptations! 

SEASON 3 starts February 8th! 

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Today, we talk about our favorites (and least favorites) of 2021. Everything from Webtoons to K-Dramas, bad smut to good smut, mean girls to tearjerkers, K-Pop to tween bops, and countless tangents, we had a busy year. Tune in next week for another fun-filled bonus episode! Things are about to get wild... 

ALSO, the official season 3 will premiere Tuesday, Feb 8. Before then, enjoy these bonus episodes! 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This episode does contain a conversation pertaining to fictionalized bullying and assault. 

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Today, we wrap up Forever by Maggie Stiefvater and the Wolves of Mercy Falls series. Wolf Sam competes in a rap battle and becomes the ultimate Alpha, Grace and Sam lick each other's faces, Isabel searches for Cole's soul and also flips her father the "metaphorical bird", Grace proves herself to be the perfect communicator between Sam and Cole, Cole breaks our hearts and puts them back together, and everyone lives happily ever after...or something like that. 

ALSO, we will be taking a few weeks off before coming out with our BONUS episodes and introducing our topic for SEASON 3! 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion may mention scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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In today's episode, we continue our discussion of Forever by Maggie Stiefvater. Topics of conversation include: pack dynamics and Sam and Cole's varying leadership skills; plot holes versus our stupidity and lack of attentiveness; Grace hashing things out with her parents as Rachel pets the cat; and who Sammy boy likely learned his life skills from. We also create our Shiver fancasts! 

Tune in next week for our final episode featuring the Wolves of Mercy Falls series! 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion may mention scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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Today, we venture further into Forever by Maggie Stiefvater. We discuss the book's first anti-climatic death, Sam's short list of priorities, Isabel and Cole being damn cute when they're not toxic, and Rachel being the constant reminder of how annoying we all were at thirteen. We also accidentally share some of our sketchiest and most embarrassing moments (feat. ice skating, Lemonheads, and puking). 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion may mention scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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Today, we continue our read-through of Forever by Maggie Stiefvater. Listen as we rant (once again) about bad parenting (looking at you, Amy), advise on how to pretend like you weren't just bawling your eyes out in a public bathroom (blame allergies or beg for sympathy), giggle over our abundance of typos and misunderstandings of the English language (Quickimart?), and compare the instincts of trashcan pandas to that of the wolves (or the Lost Boys...or a group of Kindergarteners). 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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Today, we venture into the third book in Maggie Steifvater's Wolves of Mercy Falls series--Forever. We discuss our distaste for certain names (due to childhood bullies and on-screen mean girls), every heroine's affinity for clogs, Cole's foray into Breaking Bad territory, and our utter confusion over the geographical layout of Mercy Falls. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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Today, we reach an impasse as we wrap up Linger by Maggie Steifvater (no tears this time around; just stress). Listen as we discuss our sad boys being sad; Sam and Isabel's ability to bicker like the couple they should never be; Cole the Science guy being even hotter than Cole the Rockstar; and our thoughts on Shiver as a series (here we go again with the Twilight comparisons). 

Next week, we will begin our five episodes of this season with  Forever, which is the third book in the Wolves of Mercy Falls series. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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In today's episode, we continue discussing Linger by Maggie Steifvater. Sam "lays down some tracks" and mentally insults an innocent, ugly woman; Sam and Isabel discover that Cole is "big famous" and also, like, really smart; Grace finally runs away after "disrespecting" her parents for the thousandth time and realizing she doesn't want to waste her time anymore; and we further establish the contrasts in our friendship when creating our Wolves of Mercy Falls playlists. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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