The Dust Jacket

The Wedding People, by Alison Espach

We discuss the breakout 2024 hit The Wedding People, by Alison Espach. Yet another book about a wedding... 
(Trigger warning: this episode (and the book) talks a lot about suicide)

Small Things Like These, by Claire Keegan

In which we discuss the 2024 Oprah's book club pick and inspiration for Cillian Murphy's latest movie, Small Things Like These. We talk about how we felt like this novel didn't live up to its potential and do some research that we probably should've done beforehand (but we get there in the end!) 

All Fours, by Miranda July

Special guest alert! Our friend Jules joins us to discuss the New York Times 2024 novel of the year, the truly bizarre All Fours, by Miranda July

Weyward, by Emilia Hart

We discuss the wildly popular 2023 historical fantasy novel, Weyward 

BONUS: Shark Heart, by Emily Habeck

A short bonus ep from a few months ago when we were still working out the podcast kinks. As it turns out, we didn't have much to say about Shark Heart

James, by Percival Everett

We discuss the 2024 National Book Award winner James, by Percival Everett
 
Some spoilers at 6 minutes in, full spoilers from 12 minutes in
 
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I've Got Your Number, by Sophie Kinsella

In which we discuss the 2012 chick lit/romance classic, I've Got Your Number. 
Light spoilers early on, then a spoiler warning before we really chop it up
 
 
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Funny Story, by Emily Henry

For Valentine's Day, we discuss the 2024 Emily Henry romcom Funny Story.
 
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Hang the Moon, by Jeannette Walls

We discuss Hang the Moon, by Jeannette Walls. It has a lot of good moments... and a loooot of bad moments, too. 
Warning: we get deep into spoiler territory, so consider skipping this episode if you're thinking of reading this book. Also, trigger warning for suicide and SA
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Red Clocks, by Leni Zumas

Dacey and Nico discuss their differing takes on this sci-fi novel about abortion rights and the power of making choices... or not making them
 
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