Hello party people, and by party people we mean Sleepy Readers. So we came up with the theme of this episode from one of Liza's favorite shows of all time (guess what it is) and one of the lady's favorite themes in literature. Give it a listen, let us know what you think.

Hello Chickens! Happy 2024 !!!!! This is the Little Sleep Wrapped episode, where the LSMR Ladies review their year in books. We do the reading and let you know the favorites.

The Little Sleep Ladies are a little late with this one... but Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays friends! Better late than never. Please take this Christmassy episode as a gift from us. Riss discusses a Christmas Horror, while Liza explores Nonfiction with some Christmas legends from around the world.

Hello friends! Remember when we said we would be doing a true crime episode? That fell through a little, but instead we're bringing you this episode focusing on celebrity memoir, specifically Britney Spears! Liza and Riss also talk a lot about what women face in Hollywood, and the toxicity of celebrity.

Take a trip to the Irish theatre this episode with the Little Sleep Ladies. Riss and Liza read and discuss Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett.

A brief discussion about the book Bunny by Mona Awad with our Special Guest and best friend Jessica D'ambrosio. Also a lot of tea and gossip and silly talking.

ITS ONE OF OUR FAVORITE EPISODES OF THE YEAR. This episode ALWAYS SLAPS and this year is no exception!! The LSMR Ladies once again found too banger books by Native American Authors to share with you today.

Hello Ghouls and Ghosts! Welcome to another episode of LSMR. Since last week we took a look at Classic Horror, this week we read some Modern Horror titles that mirrored the themes and tropes in our Classic Reads.

Liza and Riss go back to their spooky roots with this episode about classic horror!

Hello Ghouls and Pals! This week the LSMR Ladies read books with strong bodily themes//body horror, thus title Anatomy! Liza read "Eyes Guts Throat Bones" by Moira Fowley. Riss brought in a Y/A pick that came out in June called, "This Delicious Death" by Kayla Cottingham.