Better being better banned.

Welcome to this week's episode of Making a Mystery.

I'm your host Stephanie Sue and today we're making mochi cupcakes.

No we're not. We're making mochi cookies. I don't know what's wrong with me.

We're also talking about one of my favorite books of all time called Cersei by Madeline Miller.

I am going to leave a link to anywhere you can find this book. You can get it at your local bookstore.

You can get it at Barnes & Noble's Amazon. You can get a Kindle eBook. You can get the

Audible audiobook. I literally have the audiobook, the eBook, and two copies of the physical book

because here's the thing with me. If I love a book and I would say Cersei is probably in my top

five best books of all time in my lifetime that I have ever read and I've read quite a bit of books.

That's crazy. I freaking love it and for some reason when I love a book I feel like it's

going to vanish from the face of the earth. One day I'm going to lose my Kindle account or one day

Kindle's going to go down. Maybe, maybe one day I don't like to listen to books anymore. I got

to read them. I just need to have it somewhere. I need to have it locked away in a safe. So Cersei, it's...

let me just beat this real quick. I am so sorry for the audio listeners.

Do you guys like Greek mythology? This is also the book that set me on a Greek mythology hype.

Why do you hate Greek mythology? That's what I thought too because all of the names are so

difficult to pronounce. Everything just sounds so complicated. All these places and you know,

I am ashamed to say when I was younger. I thought Greek mythology was true. Listen, I didn't know.

I didn't know any better. So when did you find out? I don't remember the exact moment but probably

when I went to church and they were like, let's just replace that story with a different one.

And then I grew up and then and then I decided I'm going to replace both stories with a different one

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