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

This is episode 50, and we are recording on October 11th.

I'm Amanda Nelson, and I'm here with Jen Northington, and we are coming to you from Book Riot.

Hello.

Hello.

It's the afternoon, which is weird.

Yeah, I don't know whether I'm coming or going today. We usually record Tuesday mornings at like 10. Right. We have a nice routine. I have my coffee, and now I'm just like, what day is it? It's fine. I don't know. It's cold outside. It's fine. Yay. Sweeters. We have sweaters. And chili, right? The chili is the plan. Yes, man. I made first chili. I think last show I talked about how I had made the first first chicken. And now I'm talking about how I've made the first chili. Welcome to the Food Network. I mean, tonight is my first chili of the season. So I'm super on board with this plan. Do it.

I have no segue.

Oh, go ahead. No, I was just going to, I was continuing on the food thing. Oh. I have a recipe for spaghetti, like a roasted spaghetti squash with like a cheese thing, one top. What? What I'm going to try tonight? It looks really good. Yeah, I'm going to need to hear more about that some other time. okay no segue

but I do want to

remind you that Book Riot Live

it's like Yeah, I'm going to need to hear more about that some other time. Okay, no segue, but I do want to remind you that Book Riot Live is like a month away, which is amazing.

But you can still get your tickets, and you can still get them for $20 off if you use code Jazz Hands.

When you check out, you should come join us.

Go to Book Riot Live.com to see all the glorious details. Oh, sorry. I couldn't figure. I'm muted so I could stop and then I couldn't unmute. Okay, so how the show works. Like I mentioned, this is a weekly show for personalized reading recommendations. So you write into us with your reading recommendation request, whether it's a book for you, you've, you know, you've read book, like you read Harry Potter and you want something to fill that void, or it's for your book club or for a gift you want to give someone, or you're going on a trip somewhere and want to read books that take place in that setting, whatever, send it all to us, and we will answer it on the show. You can send them to us at email, through email, at goodbook.com, or you can drop them into the form at the bottom of all the show notes on the site. If it's time sensitive, please note it in the subject line or at the very top of your request so that we can hopefully answer it on time. Also worth mentioning that we've started to get repeat questions because we're on, you know, our 50th episode. and so if your question has been answered on the air a few times already, we will email you your response instead of making you wait until everyone has forgotten that your question was asked. So that is how it works. So we're going to get to our first question, and then I will talk about our first sponsor, and we will motor on. All right. Our first question is from Laurel.

Hi there. I recently found out that I'm expecting twin boys. My husband and I live in D.C.,

which can have a bit of a patriarchy complex, so we're looking for books that can help

us raise feminist boys, either adult books that we can read or children's books that we can

read to them. Any recommendations? Amanda, I know you've been here

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