Spooky Books

Today, we are talking about the recent issue in the BookTok community regarding the unnecessary and ridiculous blacklash to a gay man speaking on his grievances about harmful stereotypes in MLM books. 

What's up guys?! It's just me, Gabbie, again, but that's alright. Today, I am talking about annotating books, ranging from tab color coding to what I write to different ways to write in a book! Sit back and relax and enjoy!

Here are some of my favorite spooky books good for any time! Just because Spooky Season is over, doesn't mean you gotta stop reading spooky books. ;) 

Sorry we've been MIA for so long. Life, ya know? It's pretty random today again. I talk about my books and upcoming ideas, the idea for a marvel book club, and men written by women. There's a lot happening so sit back, relax and enjoy!

This episode is a long one! We're talking about our comfort books, but we get off topic a lot, especially in the beginning, soooo be prepared! There is a MASSIVE trigger warning here so please take care of yourselves while you listen! Thanks and enjoy!

Today, Gabbie is alone! I talk about my mini book haul, my current reads and my current work in progress! It's short and a bit awkward since Lonah isn't here for today, but that's alright haha. We make do! 

Today, we're discussing our TBRs, ranging from what's our next reads to what we're clearing from the list. Enjoy!

We *try* to talk about our bookish pet peeves but we go off the rails very quickly. Get ready for some chaotic energy!

Trigger warnings will be listed out in the beginning of the podcast. This episode is all about JK Rowling and her behavior inside and outside of the Harry Potter franchise. Enjoy!

DISCLAIMER: there are a lot of trigger warning in this, and we list all, if not most, of them in the beginning. Please listen carefully and take care of yourself. We are talking about two problematic authors today: Stephanie Meyer (author of Twilight) and Jennifer L. Armentrout (From Blood and Ash). This might be a bit of a series, as there will always be problematic authors, but today these two are the ones we are focusing on. Take care and enjoy!