Chloe and Honor find much to love in this fast-paced duology about a criminal found family.
To kick off season two, Chloe and Honor dive into this fantasy trilogy by Leigh Bardugo.
Honor and Chloe recap their past year of podcasting adventures--from personal challenges to the books they read! Join them as they award characters and books alike with titles from twelve categories in this extra-special season finale.
Honor and Chloe review this fresh take on Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," including what makes Shakespeare so special.
In their mission to review Marie Lu's entire oeuvre, Honor and Chloe take a dive into The Kingdom of Back, where historical fiction meets fantasy.
Chloe and Honor talk about how this novel by Dustin Thao reflects the emotional journey of grief after the death of a loved one.
Chloe and Honor are pleased to finally find a book that keeps its time shenanigans straight... almost. If only the love interests weren't cousins.
Honor and Chloe take a walk down memory lane with this middle-grade coming-of-age story about a life-changing eclipse!
Happy April Fools! Chloe and Honor take a close look at the gender conventions of Amelia Bedelia. Maybe a little too close...
Things get a little clearer in the world of Shatter Me with the addition of the three more books, but will it be enough for Chloe and Honor?
Chloe and Honor discuss what's happening in this sci-fi dystopian series with a strong female protagonist and a love triangle. No, but seriously, what's happening?
Chloe and Honor discuss a book they'll never forget!
Honor and Chloe are back on the Marie Lu train with her most recent duology Skyhunter!
Honor and Chloe discuss this edgy YA series about star-crossed, fallen angel lovers.
Happy New Year! Honor and Chloe are pleased to ring in 2022 with their first two-parter.
Happy Holidays! In ABC Movie Marathon fashion, Honor and Chloe try to pull back the rose-colored glasses and get to the nitty-gritty of this childhood staple in their first-ever two-part episode.
Honor and Chloe revisit the dystopian fervor that gripped YA sci-fi during the 2010s, and talk about how Legend by Marie Lu stood out among other novels like it.
What kind of grip would Cardan Greenbriar have had on 2012 Tumblr? Honor and Chloe discuss this--and more!--regarding The Folk of the Air trilogy by Holly Black.
Honor and Chloe discuss the ambiguous state of new adult books. What are the dangers of marketing such explicit content to a younger audience?
It's the spookiest time of year, and Honor and Chloe are here with a review of Aiden Thomas' book about a spirit summoning gone wrong--or did it end up going incredibly right?