This month in book club, we’re discussing Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green — a deeply human look at one of the world’s oldest and deadliest diseases. Green blends history, science, and personal narrative to explore how tuberculosis has shaped culture, inequality, and the modern world in ways we rarely stop to consider.

In this episode, we unpack what surprised us most, the moments that hit hardest, and how this book changed the way we think about global health, privilege, and storytelling itself.

Our March Book Club Pick is Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren.

This one is extra special because it’s a reread for Scarlett — and if you’ve been listening for a while, you know she has been trying to get Jenae to read this book for so long. The pining. The dual timelines. The childhood best friends to strangers to… more. It’s tender and nostalgic and quietly devastating in the best way.

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In this episode, we’re sharing our most anticipated spring reads, with a heavy focus on exciting new releases hitting shelves this season.

We also discuss the newest film adaptation of Wuthering Heights, reflecting on how it interprets the moody classic and whether it does justice to the original story.

Plus, we dive deep into Conform by Ariel Sullivan, sharing our theories and predictions!

You asked, we delivered.

In this episode, we opened up our question box and took real book recommendation requests from our listeners, and we had so much fun curating the perfect picks for each one. Whether you’re looking for your next comfort read, a swoony romance, something thought-provoking, or a book to pull you out of a slump, we’ve got you covered.

Our March Book Club Pick is Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren.

This one is extra special because it’s a reread for Scarlett — and if you’ve been listening for a while, you know she has been trying to get Jenae to read this book for so long. The pining. The dual timelines. The childhood best friends to strangers to… more. It’s tender and nostalgic and quietly devastating in the best way.

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We’re discussing character construction, emotional labor, masculinity in modern sports romance, and the evolution of intimacy across the series. Yes, we’re ranking the books. Yes, we’re ranking the men. But we’re also looking at how each relationship builds on the last — and what makes this series feel so culturally defining within the genre.

Expect thoughtful analysis, strong opinions, and zero spoiler restraint.

In this episode, we guess books based on their one-star reviews. We read some of the most dramatic, harsh, and occasionally unhinged critiques, try to figure out which book they’re about, and talk through why these stories inspired such strong reactions in the first place.

Join us in February as we read Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green. Blending history, science, and personal storytelling, Green traces the long and complicated story of tuberculosis—past and present, while asking bigger questions about global health, inequality, and what we owe one another in the face of preventable suffering.

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In this episode, we discuss The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick, exploring its portrayal of female friendship, personal awakening, and the quiet rebellions that shape women’s lives across generations.

Join us in February as we read Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green. Blending history, science, and personal storytelling, Green traces the long and complicated story of tuberculosis—past and present, while asking bigger questions about global health, inequality, and what we owe one another in the face of preventable suffering.

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In this episode, we undertake a very serious literary exercise: ranking book boyfriends. From morally gray favorites to green-flag leading men, we examine what makes a compelling fictional partner, and why some endure while others fall from grace. Consider this a critical analysis of charm, competence, emotional intelligence, and narrative impact, complete with strong opinions and questionable objectivity.

Join us in February as we read Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green. Blending history, science, and personal storytelling, Green traces the long and complicated story of tuberculosis—past and present, while asking bigger questions about global health, inequality, and what we owe one another in the face of preventable suffering.

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Join us for the first of many monthly catch ups, where discuss all of the bookish happenings from the month! This month was a big one, as we discuss the THREE book to movie adaptations we watched: People We Meet on Vacation, The Housemaid, and Regretting You. We also chat about Rebecca Yarros' long awaited update on her contemporary romance book. Scarlett updates on her reading journal journey, and Jenae shares her final thoughts after finishing the Zodiac Academy series.

Join us in January as we read The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick! A historical fiction novel that explores sisterhood, female identity, and societal constructs.

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In this episode, we’re looking back on our year of reading and talking about the unexpected lessons our books taught us about ourselves. From realizing we can’t binge fantasy back-to-back, to understanding what actually pulls us out of a reading slump, this conversation is all about evolving as readers. If your TBR never quite goes as planned and your reading habits are constantly changing, this one’s for you.

Join us in January as we read The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick! A historical fiction novel that explores sisterhood, female identity, and societal constructs.

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This week we are diving into the art of the five-star read! We discuss our personal rating systems, and what makes a five-star read. We share an extensive list of our personal five-star reads from the last few years. Whether you are lit fiction girly or a fantasy queen, we have a five-star rec for your 2026 TBR.

Join us in January as we read The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick! A historical fiction novel that explores sisterhood, female identity, and societal constructs.

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