Hi everyone, welcome back to Badon Paper. I'm Grace Atwood and I'm Becca Freeman.

And we're here today to talk to you about a million juniors which we both absolutely

loved. Today is our 16th episode and our 8th book which is kind of exciting.

That's wild. That's a lot of reading. Yeah, it's a lot of reading. So to all of you

who've actually read all the books like banks. Seriously. So before we get into

talking about the book, should we talk about some highs and lows? Yes, we should.

Becca, what is your high this week? So in order to explain my high, I have to tell

you a low. So my uncle passed away last Tuesday. So it was before the last

episode launched, but after we recorded. And it wasn't totally unexpected, but

obviously still sad. So I'm back in New York City which is my high and it feels

really good to be back to my friends, to be back to my routines, my places, to

have my workout classes, to even just walking. I feel like I was getting really

sedentary being in Florida because you know, it's so hot you get in your car,

you drive to wherever you're going, you get out. So even just walking and moving

feels really good. And it's kind of a tough time. So being back to my gravity

blanket is huge. So my high is just, you know, having a little bit of normal and

and being surrounded by my things and my people and, you know, being home. So

that's my high. Grace, what's your high? Well, first of all, I'm really glad

you're back. I missed you while you're gone. I know I missed you too. It was

really fun hanging out with you on Friday night. My other high is probably being

home on Cape Cod with my family. I grew up here and I just love it here. It's

been so nice to have quality time with my parents. My sisters didn't come down

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