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

This winter, we're hosting the book club while we prepare for our 10-part literary analysis of Sarah J. Mass's Throne of Glass.

This is Jack. And I'm Amy. And each week,'ll discuss one book from our Winter Book Club roster.

By using our literary backgrounds, we'll provide our flash analysis of each book, as well as discuss listener thoughts. This is part two of this week's episode, where we're discussing

Lightlark by Alex Astor.

What other comments do we have from our listeners?

All right.

So let's go into positives.

I liked the different world building.

I thought it was very unique.

I did think the world itself and the different tribes and aisles was very interesting.

It felt to me it almost, would I say it went one step further or two steps farther than a quarter of thorns and roses?

I think the answer is yes. Absolutely. I think so. And the reason

why I would say that it goes one step farther is because not only are the different powers and

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