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This is episode 173, and we are recording on March 19th. I'm Jen Northington and I'm here with Amanda Nelson

and we are coming to you from Book Riot. How's it going? Oh, good, good, good. Have you been

following the tournament of books? No, I haven't. I totally missed it. What's going on there?

The Milkman got eliminated this morning and I I just keep reading the judgment over and over.

Because it doesn't – I haven't read The Milkman yet, to be clear.

So, like, I have no dog in this site.

What a terrible metaphor that is.

I just realized.

I have no dog in the site.

But, like, it won the booker, didn't it? And I don't know. I'm just

confused by this. I feel like the tournament of books values different things than the booker.

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