Reading the End

The Jennys close out the year with a chat about the new Netflix romcom The Princess Switch.

In their last full episode of the year, the Jennys chat about how the tone of a book can make or break it, and review Esi Edugyan's latest novel, Washington Black.

The Jennys are back to tell you what to buy your loved ones this holiday season! They share suggestions for general gifts, then offer personalized recommendations for listeners who wrote in.

The Jennys finish readalonging The Two Towers, chat about bookish skeletons in their closets, and conclude the 2018 Forcening with Suzanne Brockmann's Ready to Roll.

The Jennys answer a listener question about how to cull our personal libraries, then discuss Alice Walker's classic novel The Color Purple.

The Jennys welcome special guest stars Ashley Wells and Robert Repino to talk about Life and Death, the reimagined, genderbent version of Twilight.

The Jennys go all in on the Netflix adaptation of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, especially the parts where people want to kiss, but don't.

The Jennys solve the mystery of Gandalf's horse theft, chat about some exciting books coming out in fall 2018, and review Vanessa Hua's debut novel River of Stars.

The Jennys begin The Two Towers, chat about the dos and don'ts of historical fiction, and review Jordy Rosenberg's new historical novel, Confessions of the Fox.

The Jennys each pick the five saddest books they read as children, and Whiskey Jenny only cries once.