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parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room podcast. My name is Renee Rina and I am definitely the mom friend

you have always wanted. All right. So October's book, I can't believe it's already November,

but October's book was Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste

Ing. Initially, I was worried that I wasn't going to finish it, and then I read it so fast. I don't

know how that happened. Yeah, you're really good. I'm not good at reading fiction books at all. But yeah, for some reason, I just really wanted to get through

this book and see what was going to happen with everything. So yeah, I enjoyed the book.

I do find it very different to talk about for this podcast episode, just because when we're

doing a nonfiction book, usually it kind of, like, it makes me think and it makes me reflect and it

makes me, you know, think about things in my own life and how it can relate to like motherhood or whatever it is. And so with this

book, I just found like it didn't make me think so much at all. It was just more like entertainment,

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