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Welcome to Book Talk for Book Talk, literary podcast where we deep dive into the writings of your favorite novels.

This summer, we are hosting our Romanticie edition of a book club while we prepare our 15-part literary analysis of Sarah J. Messe's House of Sky and Breath.

This is Jack. And I'm Amy. And's House of Sky and Breath. This is Jack.

And I'm Amy.

And each week we'll discuss one book from our summer book club roster.

By using our literary backgrounds, we'll provide our first blush analysis of each book,

as well as discuss listener and thoughts.

This week, we're discussing divine rivals by Rebecca Ross.

Last book. Last book. Last book. Last book. And then, sky and breath.

Ooh. Homework. I was explaining it to my new therapist. I was like, I was like, you don't understand. Summer vacation's done. I know. We have to start doing homework. I was explaining it to my new therapist. I was like, I was like, you don't understand.

Summer vacation's done. I know. We have to start doing homework again. It's starting to go in.

It's not even July. I know. I'm not going to lie. There's like a glaring thing that's obvious in the

unilitered analysis analysis like immediately that i've

that we've never discussed before i am racing to write my notes before you well i'm very excited

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