Carleigh and Hannah discuss the 1st Science-Fiction Novel published by a black woman: Kindred, by Octavia Butler.

***Spoilers begin around minute 26.***

Carleigh and Hannah read some "unpopular opinions" about books and try to figure out the difference between Utopian and Dystopian novels (still not clear). Don't forget to rate, review, and share!

Carleigh and Hannah discuss two popular booktok romance novels, The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood and It Happened One Summer by Tessa Bailey, and the fictional characters that inspired them.

Spoilers begin around minute 14:40.

BONUS EPISODE! Carleigh and Hannah talked so long about their all-time favorites that it had to be split into two episodes. Enjoy part two, where they finish their favorites through genres, favorite authors, and their all-time favorite books. Don't forget to rate, review, and share, it's appreciated.

**This episode was recorded before they figured out the microphone situation, so the audio is not up to normal quality.**

Carleigh and Hannah get to gush on all their favorite books across different ages and genres! 

**This episode was recorded before they figured out the microphone situation, so the audio is not up to normal quality.**

Carleigh and Hannah discuss one of Carleigh's all-time favorite books, The Great Gatsby, its surprising comedy, toxic relationships, and the beautifully tragic trainwreck that is Jay Gatsby. Don't forget to follow, rate, and review!

We've all been there. We want to read more, but something is holding us back. This week, Carleigh and Hannah tell all their best tips and tricks to get back to reading as much as you want! Share, subscribe, and don't forget to review!

Carleigh and Hannah talk about the wildly popular book A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas. The good, the not quite as good, and the incredibly sexy. Tune in and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

Carleigh and Hannah go over bookish Superlatives like "Made You Cry the Most" or "Taught You the Most" or "Most Likely to be a Modern Classic" and more. 

This week, Carleigh and Hannah review the sort-of-romance novel It Ends With Us, by Colleen Hoover.

It Ends With Us follows Lily Bloom into a romance with Ryle, a handsome, charming doctor. We also see journal entries and memories from the past of her first love, Atlas, a boy she met during a time of trial for both of them. The two stories intertwine in the book, as well as Lily's life when Atlas shows up again, challenging everything she's built with Ryle and creating parallels between her past and present.

⚠️Trigger warning for domestic abuse⚠️