In this episode of Novel Tea with S and B, hosts Bekk and Stephanie explore their recent gaming experiences with Animal Crossing and Pokémon Go, share their love for cozy games, and discuss their latest reads from the book club. They reflect on the importance of community in gaming and literature, and how their reading habits have evolved over time. The conversation flows from light-hearted gaming anecdotes to deeper discussions about the books they've read, including horror and fantasy genres, while also touching on the challenges of naming their Animal Crossing islands. In this conversation, the speakers delve into their reading journeys, discussing their preferences for fantasy and horror literature, particularly focusing on works by T. Kingfisher and the Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson. They reflect on their evolving tastes in reading, the impact of social media on book recommendations, and their experiences with popular series like Throne of Glass and Crescent City. The discussion highlights the nuances of genre preferences, the emotional connections to characters, and the challenges of navigating modern literary trends. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various themes surrounding literature, particularly focusing on fantasy novels and the works of Brandon Sanderson. They discuss the nuances of descriptive language, the appeal of apprentice stories, and their personal experiences with different books. The conversation also highlights their excitement for upcoming reads and the importance of community engagement in the literary world.

In this episode of Novel Tea with S&B, we discuss the various books we have read over the past two weeks, including 'Knock Knock Open Wide', 'Heir of Fire', 'The Secret History', 'The September House', and 'Hidden Pictures'. The conversation also touches on the TikTok trend of book recommendations, the experience of reading horror and fantasy genres, and the personal connections made through literature. The hosts share their thoughts on the themes, characters, and writing styles of the books, providing insights and recommendations for listeners. In this engaging conversation, we delve into the complexities of addiction, personal struggles, and the impact of storytelling in literature. They critique a book that intertwines personal agendas with the narrative, expressing disappointment in its execution. The discussion transitions into a lively exchange of book recommendations, highlighting various genres including horror, dark academia, and splatterpunk. They set ambitious reading goals for the upcoming months, reflecting on their literary journeys and the excitement of discovering new stories.

Join us for our cozy afternoon tea as we discuss the books we've been reading lately, including "Land of Lost Things," "If You See Her," "A Short Stay in Hell," and "Throne of Glass." Get some great book recommendations and settle in for a relaxing time with us. Don't forget to subscribe for more bookish content!

In this episode, the hosts discuss their favorite books from their Kindle Unlimited reading list, as well as books that didn't live up to the hype and books that deserve more recognition. They share their thoughts on specific books, including their likes and dislikes. The hosts also talk about their excitement for the upcoming fall season and their plans for future reading.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss their recent reads, including 'Stealing Lady' by D.V. Leigh, 'A Psalm for the Wild-Built' and 'A Prayer for the Crown-Shy' by Becky Chambers, 'Ghost Wall' by Sarah Moss, "A Court of Wings and Ruin' 'A Court of Frost and Starlight' 'Empire of Storms' 'Kingdom of Ash' all by Sarah J. Maas, 'On A Clear Day, You Can See Block Island' by Gage Greenwood and 'Night's Edge' by Liz Karen. They provide brief summaries and reviews of each book, highlighting their favorite aspects and any criticisms. The hosts also mention their excitement for future episodes, including a deep dive into the 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' series. They conclude the conversation by announcing the book for July's read-along, 'A Fragile Enchantment' by Alison Saft.

In this episode, Bekk and Stephanie discuss their tea of the day, review Kindle Unlimited Cringe novellas, and explore the different courts of 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' by Sarah J. Maas. They also share their tea picks for each court and engage in a humorous conversation about toothpaste flavors and expired tea products. The conversation covers a variety of topics, including tea pairings for fantasy novels, book recommendations, and discussions about current reads. The hosts also share their thoughts on specific book passages and engage in a lighthearted conversation about their TBR lists and reading experiences.

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In this episode of Novel Tea with S&B, Bekk and Stephanie discuss the books they read, including Obedience by Lizzie B. Brown, Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman, Threads of Fate by C.A. Blooming, and Glow of the Everflame by Penn Cole. They share their thoughts on the characters, plot, and world-building of each book. While they enjoyed some aspects of the books, they also had criticisms, such as the age gap in Obedience and the frustrating decisions made by the protagonist in Glow of the Everflame. In this conversation, Stephanie and Bekk discuss their disappointment with the third book in a series they have been reading. They express frustration with the character development and repetitive storytelling. Despite their criticisms, they still find some aspects of the story enjoyable and express interest in reading the next book in the series. They also discuss their current and upcoming reading plans, including diving into the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.

In this episode, the hosts discuss Kindle Unlimited (KU) cringe books and bookish tattoos. They share their experiences reading KU cringe books, including 'Air Peen' and 'Forbidden Ride,' and provide humorous commentary on the absurdity of the plots and explicit content. They also explore the world of bookish tattoos, discussing the history and popularity of tattoos inspired by books. The hosts share their own tattoo experiences and express their appreciation for the creative ways bookworms express their love for literature through tattoos. They also ask for book recommendations in specific genres, such as siren novels, haunting fantasy, and scary books.