[Warning] This episode contains explicit language and explicit themes. Listener discretion is advised.

Two hundred of anything is an accomplishment. For nearly four years Danny and the crew have progressed as people and as readers and today Danny gets to share his evolution with his mother. Roughly five years ago his mother was complaining about not having anything to read when Danny did the unthinkable and recommended a series to her. It was a shock. How could "he" recommend any book to her. Yet that was truth. Danny had changed and one of the books that allowed him to love literature again is the title they review today. Though it has been five years since they both read it the first time, their worlds have changed and evolved again so they come into this review with a different look. Together they talk about what made Danny originally buy the series - which is more of a confession to his mother - and then they talk about some of their initial impressions from last time. They then cover the wonderful set of characters and world, and why it's so relatable to them because of where they come from. Then it is on to a normal review with some back an forth. To end out the podcast Danny has a candid conversation with everyone. It's an emotional read and an emotional podcast. Come celebrate episode two hundred with the family.

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Music - "Elephants"

Artist - Huma-Human

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