Your Inner Shelf

Your Inner Shelf

By Sarah and ShannonArtsBooks
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Your Inner Shelf episodes

  • Chapter 5: Artemis

    Hey Snail Fam! This week we're getting ~spacey~ with Andy Weir's Artemis! We definitely had a lot of feelings when reading this one so we hope you'll give it a listen.

    Be sure to let us know what book you think we should read next!

    34 min
  • Chapter 4: Halloween Spooktacular!
    Surprise!
    Bonus Chapter: Halloween Spooktacular!
    Happy Halloween Snail Fam!
    Join us for this extra special minisode as we dish about our favorite spooky novels and share paranormal experiences!
    Find us on Instagram: @innershelfpodcast
    Sarah: @sarahlucine
    Shannon: @shannon.bakers
    25 min
  • Chapter 3: New Moon

    Hello Snail Fam! We’re back with our Twilight reviews! This episode, we’re taking on New Moon, the generally most hated book in the series.

    New Moon is essentially a Romeo and Juliet retelling with a vampy twist!

    Listen along to hear our likes, our many dislikes, differences in the movie, and more!

    To support the Quileute tribe, click here: https://mthg.org/get-involved/

    54 min
  • Chapter 2: Red, White, and Royal Blue

    Hello Snail Fam! This week we’re getting diplomatic and bringing you our hot takes on the (fictional) British monarchy! Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston has quickly become one of our favorites, and we hope you enjoy it too!

    It’s a classic enemies to lovers - except they were in love all along. Oh, and they’re also the First Son of the United States and Heir to the English throne, respectively.

    If you've got any other books that check the diverse lit box, be sure to send them our way!

    34 min
  • Chapter 1: Twilight

    Hello Snail Fam! This week we’re talking Twilight by Stephenie Meyer- likes, dislikes, controversies, and problems with the film. Twilight is a tale as old as time - girl moves to new town, meets boy, they fall in love and he struggles with constantly wanting to kill her. Er, maybe it’s not that common. The books became a cultural phenomenon when the first movie was released in 2008 under director Catherine Hardwicke, and has remained a pop culture icon ever since. To support the Quileute tribe, click here: https://mthg.org/get-involved/ 

    Be sure to follow us on Instagram @innershelfpodcast

    59 min

About Your Inner Shelf

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Meet Sarah and Shannon: two best friends who love talking, reading, and talking about reading!