Hi, everyone. Welcome back to Bad on Paper podcast. I'm Becca Freeman. And I'm Olivia Mentor. And it's Three Things Week. What type of things have you brought today? What are the genres? I brought a game. I brought a fantasy question. And I brought a pop culture one, which I would not be surprised if we overlap on.

I think we probably do. I think I know what it is. I too brought a pop culture one, which is

probably the same thing. I brought a writing question and a reading question. Ooh,

oh, fun. I, yeah, I'm excited. Okay. Before we get into that, this episode is brought to you by a new book called Sunny Side Up by Katie Storino.

We'll tell you more about it later in the episode, but it's available right now wherever books are sold.

Okay, Olivia, before we get to all the fun things we packed in the picnic basket today, tell me your high.

My high is that I had such a nice reading week, a nice bookish week. We were just talking that it has been brutally hot in the

northeast all week just, I think it feels like temperature was 110 multiple days in a row. Neither

of us have central air conditioning.

So I've been getting in bed really early with my beloved strongest soldier of a window

unit and reading a lot.

And it's been so nice.

And also, I've been going to the library to work because it's very cold there.

I at home finished a five-star read, one of my favorite books.

I read Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance by Alison Esbach, who wrote The Wedding People.

I don't know if you've read this one, actually, Becca.

Have you?

I haven't, no.

I discovered her with the wedding people. Same. And I loved this one just as much,

if not more, than the wedding people. It was funny, heartfelt, moving, just the same vibe as the

wedding people in so many ways, but totally different. I'll talk more about it in books,

but like, oh, the joy of a five-star read. Just so good. Yeah, I'm excited to hear more about this,

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