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The Sad Lit Girls

The Sad Lit Girls Podcast

24 episodes

1 week ago

Two sad girls talking about their favorite books or the bookish current trends online. Join them as they try to tackle their endless TBRs and avoid adulthood.

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Two sad girls talking about their favorite books or the bookish current trends online. Join them as they try to tackle their endless TBRs and avoid adulthood.

Show more...

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ACOTAR Series - Worth the Hype?

The Sad Lit Girls

57 minutes 28 seconds

2 years ago

ACOTAR Series - Worth the Hype?

Welcome to the Sad Lit Girls podcast with your hosts Irlanda and Annabelle!

For the first episode of the third season, The Sad Lit Girls are starting with a BAM and exchanging about A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series. This series has been on everybody's Bookstagram and Booktok feeds for years and has been recommended to the the Sad Lit Girls on multiple occasions. Will the steamy romance and the dreamy world of the courts charm our hosts? Keep on listening to know, if the ACOTAR is worth the hype?

We hope that you enjoy this new episode of The Sad Lit Girls Podcast and let us know your comments at the ⁠https://www.instagram.com/sadlitgirlspod/⁠.

Credit music: Midnight Hour - Soul Searching

The Sad Lit Girls

Two sad girls talking about their favorite books or the bookish current trends online. Join them as they try to tackle their endless TBRs and avoid adulthood.