Part 2 of a 2 Part episode series. We are in conversation with Anudeep and in this episode we talk about everything related to food, books and so much more. Catch more of Anudeep on her podcasts, "This is not what I meant" & "What's on my plate". Tune in for part 2 of this conversation on 1st March, 2022.

Part 1 of a 2 Part episode series. We are in conversation with Anudeep and in this episode we talk about everything related to food, books and so much more. Catch more of Anudeep on her podcasts, "This is not what I meant" & "What's on my plate". Tune in for part 2 of this conversation on 1st March, 2022.

Valentine's day is a social construct, don't forget that you are single every day just like us. Now, we can't get you a real boyfriend/girlfriend but you bet we can get you some great fictional crushes. This episode is all about the best rom-com recs with the mystery guest.

Feeling nostalgic about the world book fair(WBF)? Or simply have no clue what all the fuss is about? Then hear us out as we reminisce about our time at the WBF and share all our tips and tricks for the next time you visit it.

Are you confused as to pick up or not to pick up all the classics that everyone has been talking about? Don't worry, we are here to save the day with a pros and cons list, including everything you need to know about classics as a beginner.

What's a new year without some resolutions? Here we are making some unthinkable yet achievable reading resolutions this year. Hear us out and maybe you'll get inspired by us, eh?

We bring to you the best book of 2021 from every genre!!!

To know more, check out our website - www.wellreadbadlybehaved.com

Need some bookish gossip? We got you! Featuring @emptyhouseofliterature aka Deepak and diving with him into the other side of Indian Bookstagram and discussing all its latest controversies. And answering the question - 'Where did it all go wrong?'

What would you do if you had to read the same book everyday? Well, worry not because we are here to prepare you for it! Join us as we discuss our Groundhog Day recommendations.

What’s better than getting a list of all the best AND worst reads of the year so that you get to pick your next read wisely?