They're coming to get you Barbara.

I don't know what you come to do, but I come to create his name.

Because you'll never be anything but a common frump whose father lived over a grocery

store and whose mother took in washing.

All right everybody welcome to who shot you much like Sandy Bullock and

speed I have crouched my way behind the wheel just for this episode.

This is Dreier Clark, host, and driver.

Very excited.

Today we are joined by my sweet bearded friend who looks like a hug but please don't touch him

He's the film reviews editor at the rap Alonzo de Ralde. What's good?

Am I gi-gantor if're, if you're a Sandra Bullock in this speed scenario?

I like it.

Oh, well, okay, my phone obviously heard you talk about YA novels a couple weeks ago because I got this ad on

Facebook for one and it sounded intriguing so I popped it into my Libby app and got it for free and it was delightful.

It's a book called Hold My Hand by Michael Barakiva.

And it is about a 15 year old gay Armenian teenager.

And he has a boyfriend who's a skateboarder.

Everything seems great, except that the boyfriend's ex pops up leading to trauma and drama.

Also, he's in the process of having already come out to his family now coming out

out within his Armenian Church, which is super conservative, and dealing with a lot of stuff there.

I had a great time reading it. It was really entertaining.

Turns out it's a sequel to another books and I

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