Shelf Obsessed

Carleigh and Hannah revisit an old episode with new recommendations!

Carleigh and Hannah review Riley Sager's newest thriller, Middle of the Night. Sager's books are a little hit-and-miss for them, so we'll see where this one lands among the rest. 

Spoilers begin around minute 30.

Carleigh and Hannah read more One Star Reviews of books they liked (or sort of liked, or sort of disliked). Brother eughhh

Hannah has read three Jeneva Rose books and only liked one of them... will Carleigh and Hannah agree on Home is Where the Bodies Are? And Jeneva sure is charming on social media!

Carleigh and Hannah give a mid-year update on their book reading. That includes statistics (courtesy of The Story Graph), their biggest fictional crush currently, and the best book of 2024 so far!

First off, most sincere apologies for the audio and the background sounds (especially to headphone listeners)! It's not a rocket taking off, it's a new A/C unit. But more importantly: Hannah and Carleigh are talking about Funny Story, the newest romance novel from Queen Emily Henry!

Spoilers begin in minute 32.

Carleigh and Hannah discuss books they've read because of Booktok and other social media. For better or for worse.....

Carleigh and Hannah have differing opinions on Katherine Center's book Hello, Stranger. If you've read it, they may need a tie-breaker.

Carleigh and Hannah talk about books they've recently read that deserve more discussion and try to convince each other to read their picks. You might recognize some of the titles, but there might be a few that are new to you.

Carleigh and Hannah discuss Ali Hazelwood's first published Paranormal Romance novel. They're back to their roots... VAMPIRES! (Or Vampyres, in this book)

Spoilers begin around minute 38.