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

This is episode 93, and we are recording on

August 7th. I'm Jen Northington, and I'm here with Amanda Nelson, and we are coming to you from

Book Riot. Hello. Hello. No one is recording from their closet today. No, I am not in my closet

today. They have seemed to have stopped whatever the heck they were doing.

I never found it. Like I walked on, I walk around my block a lot of times a week slash day on errands

and I've never, I never found what they were doing. It's raining today too, which I am delighted

with. It's like a little taste of fall here.

So I don't think even if they were still doing it, they couldn't be, like, drilling anything in the rain. I don't think. Who knows? I don't. I, yeah, no idea. What, uh, what's you reading, Amanda? Well, I was going to start the fourth game of Thrones book because I keep seeing, you know, the new season just started and I keep seeing it everywhere.

And I was like, start the fourth game of Thrones book because I keep seeing, you know,

the new season just started and I keep seeing it everywhere.

And I was like, oh, fine.

I've like been waiting for Winds of Winter to come out before I start the fourth one, but whatever.

But instead, my library hold came up for Georgia Peaches and other forbidden fruit by Jay Robin Brown.

So I started that because, you know, library holds you only have but so much time.

And I have infinite time until the next game of film book comes out.

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