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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 a book club while we prepare our 10-part literary analysis of Sarah J. Mass's throne of glass.

This is Jack.

And I'm Amy.

And for the past nine weeks, we've discussed one book from our winter

book club roster. By using our literary background, we provide our flash analysis of each book,

as well as discuss listener thoughts. This is part one of our final winter book club episode,

where we are discussing the Book of Azurel by Amber v. Nicole.

I can't believe it's the last episode.

I know.

It went by quickly because we've been doing two episodes a week over part. Yeah, it did go by quickly, which means we also listened to these books very, very quickly.

And it also means we already have to start our

Yeah. I mean, for context, I like giving like the dates so people can see how far in the past we are. It's December 1st. Yeah. Yeah. And this comes out mid-January. Yeah. We were talking to you from the past from 2024. Hopefully

nothing too interesting happens between now and then. Hi, Jack from the future here. I regret

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