Get lost in nature without the mossie bites, snakes and weeing in the bush! Amy and Laura from Secret Book Stuff take Kia Handley through the joy of wilderness books.

Is there a classic book that it feels like everyone has read, but you haven't? It just slipped you by, or you had no interest because you have lived this much of your life without it. Laura and Amy from Secret Book Stuff set the challenge to read those classics - so how did they go?

Harry Potter, The Dry, IT - can the movie ever beat the book? Laura and Amy from Secret Book Stuff talk through the pros and cons of movie to book adaptations with special guest Craig Hamilton!

You're planning a weekend away, a roadtrip, just a little R and R. The clothes are packed, kids are sorted and then you gasp in horror - WHAT BOOKS DO I TAKE? Amy and Laura from Secret Book Stuff have just what you need to pack the perfect books for a little get away.

You've got time off, that reading pile can finally be tackled - but where do you even start? Amy and Laura from Secret Book Stuff have all your summer reading questions answered!

Found yourself in a bit of a slump? Never fear, Amy and Laura are here!

The team behind the Secret Book Stuff have some tips for turning that slump around.

We are all feeling some big feelings at the moment and they swing, change and swell at different times quickly. So how do you deal with these big ol' feelings??? Tara Whitewood is a relationship coach at the Sugar Doctor

How did short stories and essays go? And what's the theme for March? Amy and Laura from Secret Book Stuff are here for your monthly book club chat!

What we read in Feb:

Tonight I'm Someone Else: Essays by Chelsea Hodson

You Know You Want This: Kristen Roupenian

The Complete Short Stories: Roald Dahl

Trucks: Stephen King

The Lottery: Shirley Jackson

Reading goals in March:

Catcher in the Rye: J. D. Salinger

Wuthering Heights: Emily Bronte

Moby Dick: Herman Melville

On the Road: Jack Kerouac

Anything by Charles Dickens (maybe)

How good are you at giving feedback, taking feedback - especially from people you love. It's not always easy but we're going to make it more manageable thanks to Tara Whitewood from The Sugar Doctor.

You might do it once a week, once a month or every now and then. It might be planned, a bit spontaneous and involve adventure, or romance. Let's talk Date Night and why it might be time to break up with this idea. Tara Whitewood is from the Sugar Doctor and she spoke with Kia Handley.