You know, a few months ago, we sat here on this very podcast, on this very podcast, Adeleneer,

and I want you to fess up and I want you to own up to it.

We sat here.

And we recorded a whole episode where I read you guys some Daniel Steele titles and that

we improvised scenes based off what we kind of thought those books were

about. And I went back and listened to that episode recently. I remember we just picked three

random stories and then we also read some good reads reviews. And universally on each of the

good reads reviews from the three books that we randomly picked,

someone said, this is the worst book I've ever read, which I thought is so unfortunate for Daniel Steele.

But then some, and I've long since forgotten who sent this to me,

but I probably gave him a shout out on our review crew live stream when I, when I open all the mail.

Someone sent us a Dien, you know, steel book called The Sins of a Mother, a novel.

And I went through and read a little bit of this book on my own time.

And I did it in a way that I've never done with a book before,

which is just opening up random pages. If I were your kid and I saw you reading a Daniel

steel book instead of looking at me, I would never recover. Aaron, this is definitely after

bedtime activity. Oh, I see. I would, I would, it's, it's, it's, it's all the Gruffalo when I'm with the kid. And by the way, the

Gruffalo fucking whips. What's the Gruffalo? This is a Morris Sendak creation? No, it's, oh man,

I can't remember the person's name. I don't believe it. I thought it was a woman who wrote the

Gruffalo. The Gruffalo is a children's book from the same person that did room on the broom.

Are you guys familiar with room on the broom on the broom? That one sounds more familiar.

Okay. Room on the broom of the gruffalo are both two of my favorite of the children's books

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