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It’s Libra season, our birthdays are around the corner, and we’re in full reflection mode. In this edition of The Litty Sessions, we built a Bookish Bingo grid and, in the process of playing, revisited books that made us laugh, spiral, whisper “damn,” and question our taste (see: the use of emojis by both hosts to indicate displeasure with certain books 👀 one of many ways we were perfectly in sync during this episode).
This episode is part strategy, part literary therapy, and all vibes. We talk about the stories that stuck with us, the ones that and the ones we wish we could unread.
Tap in, tag your squares, and tell us which one made you pause.
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We’re back (yes, a little late, but still lit!) with this month's breakdown of Such a Bad Influence by Olivia Muenter. This debut thriller serves influencer culture with a side of family dysfunction, and we’re here for every messy moment.
In this episode:
🍷 Our adult beverages of choice
📱 A deep dive into the twisted dynamics of influencer/manager relationships
💬 Banter, bold takes, and a closer question that might make you rethink your next post
Whether you’ve read the book or just love a juicy unraveling, this one’s for you. Hit play and get lit with us.
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Do you own more books than you’ll ever read? Same. This month on The Litty Podcast, we’re diving into Tsundoku, the art of collecting books and letting them stack up unread. From forgotten shelf candy to aspirational deep cuts, we explore why our TBRs hold so much emotional weight.
Plus: spicy confessions, literary self-awareness, and the one book that’s been loitering on your nightstand for months.
It’s not guilt, it’s a vibe. Tune in.
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What makes a red-flag reader? Is it buying books just for the aesthetic? Looking down on genre fiction? Declaring “books are boring” (🚩 immediate jail)?
In this episode, we lovingly roast the reading behaviors that raise eyebrows and celebrate the green flags that restore our faith in the bookish community.
From annotating gods to spoiler-hunting chaos agents, we unpack the book habits that say everything about you. Plus, one host shouts out their longtime crush (👀) on Ozoz Sokoh’s Chop Chop cookbook.
No matter your reading sins, we see you. We probably are you. Press play.
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In Episode 51, we take on Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera, and let’s just say, this one gave us plenty to talk about. Themes we expected hit harder than we thought, and unexpected revelations kept us on our toes.
We had our Eureka moments, cracked open some deeper layers, and found fresh angles on identity and self-discovery. The discussion took twists we didn’t see coming, and just when we thought we’d wrapped it all up, our closer question sent us down a fascinating scientific rabbit hole.
From fresh perspectives to unexpected detours, this conversation challenged us in ways we hadn’t anticipated. So buckle up and join us for the ride!
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In this episode of The Litty Podcast, we’re hitting pause on the deep dives to catch up on life and all the little joys that keep us going. We’re sharing the childhood books that sparked our love for reading, what we’ve been binge-watching on TV lately, and the hobbies we’re hoping to start. Plus, some general life updates and, of course, our signature blend of banter and bookish fun. Grab your drink of choice and join us for a laid-back chat that’s perfect for bibliophiles, TV buffs, and anyone who loves discovering new passions.
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This month, we’re taking a closer look at Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros—a book that’s been making waves in the fantasy world. But does it live up to the hype? Well, we’ve got some thoughts… Join us as we unpack the plot, characters, and dragon-filled drama with our usual banter and plenty of laughs. While Fourth Wing may not have swept us off our feet, there’s plenty to dig into, and we’ve got lots to say! Plus, it’s October, which means we’re celebrating our birthdays and sharing all the fun things we’ve been up to. So grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and tune in for some bookish fun, and honest takes!
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Books mentioned in this episode:
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Books mentioned in this episode:
★ Exes & Foes by Amanda Woody
★ The Pairing by Casey McQuiston
★ Queen of Dreams (Bound to Fire & Steel #2) by Kit Rocha
★ The Simple Art of Killing a Woman by Patrícia Melo
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In this episode of The Litty Podcast, we dive into the thrilling and thought-provoking world of S. A. Cosby's "All the Sinners Bleed." This gripping novel follows Titus Crown, the first Black sheriff of a small Southern town, as he navigates the complex landscape of justice, redemption, and deep-seated racism. When a deputy kills a young Black man, it sets off a chain of events that uncovers a web of secrets, corruption, and hidden sins within the community. As Titus works to bring justice and healing, he must confront his past and the town's dark history. Join us as we discuss our opinions about the book and the theme of racial inequality in America.
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Books mentioned in this episode:
★ Welcome to the Hyunam-dong by Hwang Bo-reum
★ This Is Our Place by Vitor Martins
★ When the World Tips Over by Jandy Nelson
★ The Housemaid by Freida McFadden
★ Meegan: A Holidate For Hire by Rebekah Weatherspoon
★ Exes & Foes by Amanda Woody
★ A Game of Hearts and Heists by Ruby Roe
★ Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez
★ The Pairing by Casey McQuiston
★ The Phoenix Crown by Janie Chang and Kate Quinn
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Amyn's picks:
Karachi's picks:
1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
The Pisces by Melissa Broder
Memory Police by Yōko Ogawa
In the Miso Soup by Ryū Murakami
Beautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney
In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado
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