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For our tenth episode we're discussing a thoroughly feel good book. Highly recommend this if you need a bit of a pick me up.

Discussion topics include: warm fuzzy feelings, found families, an amorphous green blob and our trip to a real life book shop!

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We weren't planning on recording a full length ep on this book, but after reading it we knew there would be a lot to say.

This we we are joined by our first very special guests Emma (@bookmarkedbeers) and Flo (@floandherbook) and we had some great chats. Thanks for coming on girls!

Discussion topics include: the patriarchy, breeding machines and Aunt Lydia!

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This jam packed episode contains chats on the following:

The Lost Apothecary - Sarah Penner 
The Mothers - Brit Bennett
The Mountains Sing - Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai 
Just As I Am - Cicely Tyson 
Adults - Emma Jane Unsworth 
Boy Parts - Eliza Clark
The Familiars - Stacey Halls 
The Manningtree Witches - A.K Blakemore
The Lamplighters - Emma Stonex 
The Sanatorium - Sarah Pearse
Shiver - Allie Reynolds 
Flowers For Algernon - Daniel Keyes

Discussion points include: pretty covers, historical fiction, female protagonists and dual timelines!

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Our seventh episode sees us discussing this month's featured read, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. A fun episode! 

Discussion topics include: sexuality, feminism, fabulous dresses and Hannah's inability to drink 2 beers responsibly.

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Time for another roundup of all of our recent reads. 

This week we feature a couple of books that both of us have read,  ACOTAR and The Briarmen, and a few individual reads too. 

Books covered:
Such A Fun Age
If I Can’t Have You
Girl A
So Lucky
Small Pleasures
Hamnet 
The Vanishing Half 
ACOTAR 
The Briarmen

Discussion topics include:  Women’s Prize for Fiction, naughty books & coordinating our outfits. 

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This month's featured read was chosen by the lovely people of Bookstagram. And what an amazing book they chose! We loved reading and discussing this one and we hope you enjoy listening to our musings.

Discussion topics include: loneliness, nature, what a crawdad is and Hannah's tears.

A few small spoilers included (but no big ones!)


Music by Rhiannon James

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A brief chat and round up of all of our reads over the last couple of weeks. Spoiler free apart from the very end of the podcast where we give you a warning!

Discussion topics include: child loss, the dating scene, brief feelings, buddy reads and Hannah's distaste for hardbacks.

(Footnote: Rhiannon's childhood obsession was The Mystery Club, not Mystery Kids. Told you her memory was bad!)

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Instagram: @twogirlsonebookpod

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Our February featured read sees us discussing a classic for the first time - Jane Austen's Emma. 

Discussion topics include: feminism, historical context, our childhood reading habits and a love for candles.

Listen-along Drinking Game: Take a shot every time we refer to this novel as Victorian... we know, it’s Georgian! 


Music by Rhiannon James 

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In our first episode we discussed one book that we had both read. This episode we will be talking about the other books that we have been reading in the last couple of weeks.

Discussion topics include: mental health, true crime, punctuation and our wish to learn more.


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TW: mental health, depression, anxiety, suicide

In our first episode we introduce ourselves and discuss our very first book of the month, The Midnight Library by Matt Haig.

Discussion topics include: suicide, mental health, philosophical quotes, libraries vs Kindles and sheds. 

Full synopsis is at the end of the podcast to avoid spoilers.

Music by Rhiannon James 

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