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Ep 35- Text Me When You Get Home
Hi QTs! Welcome to Episode 35! We read Text Me When You Get Home by Kayleen Schaefer. We discuss: how women are, indeed, capable of having friendships; tears, blood, cervical mucus, uterine linings; the word moist; Skype's banning of Ashley; the slightly repetitiveness of including so much Parks and Rec info in the book; the fact that it's slightly […]
Ep 34- Between The World and Me
OMG we're back. No, seriously, we are. On this episode, we discuss Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates. In this episode: we think this is a book all white Americans should read, how engaging the book is, the epistemological form, how his description of parenting resonated for us (two non-parents, lol), how its a privilege for white people to av […]
Ep 33- An American Marriage
Hey QTs! This month's episode is on the wonderful An American Marriage by Tayari Jones. Have you read it yet? If not, what are you waiting for??? In this episode, we discuss: the fact that we didn't take any notes because we were too busy reading and loving this book, crying in public about books, family bonds, predicting and peeking at the end of […]

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