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Well, you hear the plunkety plunk music, which I have to say, like, we picked out the plunkety plunk music like, what, three years ago? I still love it. I still love it. Four years ago. Yes, four years ago. Yeah. I still love it. And I hope you at home do too. You listen to the plunkety plunk and you start your car or you start your morning or you're folding your laundry or whatever you're doing while you're listening to us. Whatever you're

doing, be welcome. I am the Kate of the Kate and Charlie. And I'm Charlie Gibson, the bookcase

with Kate and Charlie. We have a book this week with an awkward title, I think, but there's

nothing awkward about the book. Heart the lover is the name of the book. Lily

King is the author. And it's both a sweet story and a sad story. It's really about your first love and how

that never leaves you, even if your life moves on or if it doesn't, that love sticks with you.

Do you have one?

Sure.

And no.

And no, I'm not going to discuss it with you.

That's not, we didn't talk about this, Catherine.

Yes, I know he's listening to this with my mother.

If I know him at all, he's listening to the future episode with my mother, so we will spare my mother.

But I had like two, and I still think of them very fondly.

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