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This is the Get Booked podcast, a weekly show for personalized reading recommendations.

This is episode 306, and we are recording on November 9th. I'm Jen Northington. I'm here with Amanda Nelson. We're coming to you from

Book Riot and my post-daylight savings disorientation. Death to time changes.

I am so conflicted about it because I really appreciate having that light in the morning to help me wake up.

But then when it's dark at 5.30, my soul is sad.

So, like, I have too many feelings about it is really what's happening here.

Well, you know, as a parent or even if you have, like like dogs, right, the fallback is torture if your kids are young. Because then instead of getting up at five, they're getting up at four, you know, or whatever. I mean, mine are older. They're, they wake up at 6.30 or whatever I die. And they feed themselves breakfast. So it doesn't really affect me anymore. But I remember the young days of like, oh, cool, I'm going to be up at three in the morning for the people of

future. Just kill me. I was talking to two of our coworkers about that yesterday because they both have children under the age of three. And they were like, this is rough. Yeah, it is. I'm sorry. I'm sorry parents.

If you have like cats that are so insistent about eating it's the same exact time every morning,

then Fallback is like, just stop.

And then you can't reason with them. They speak English. They are unreasonable. It's true. All right. Well, that's our rant about daylight savings. You're welcome. Let's move on now. How does this show work? You might be wondering if you're new here. Welcome. It is, as we said, a show for personalized reading recommendations, which means you can send in your questions for any kind of recommendation. Maybe it's something for you. There's a kind of book you love. You're having trouble finding more. Maybe you need something for a family member or a friend, for a gift, for your book club,

whatever. You can send those in either via email, get booked at bookride.com, or you can drop

them in the form that's at the bottom of the show notes on the site for each episode. If you have a

time-sensitive request, you're hoping to hear back, for example, by, you know, before Christmas,

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