• A Packed Elevator of Shame - Twilight by Stephenie Meyer

  • Feb 15 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 52 mins
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A Packed Elevator of Shame - Twilight by Stephenie Meyer

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  • Welcome to our book club! It's a lot like a regular book club -- but no free personal pan pizza as a reward, yet*.

    Your reward is only the satisfaction of reading a book and talking about it with two of your friends - except we don't know each other... but we are closer than ever because we went through it together. Right? Right.


    Your mom just gave you a crisp $20 bill, and this is the year that you're going to get the jelly bracelets and rainbow pens at the Scholastic Book Fair.


    CURRENTLY READING: Twilight by Stephenie Meyer


    Sarah and Krissy, professional haters and , review Twilight by Stephenie Meyer (AKA Justin Timberlake's mother).


    In this episode, we go to Forks, Washington where Bella Swan has to move as a 38 17-year-old. Along the way, we learn that Bella has a favorite search engine, no self-respect, and a real problem with everyone liking her.

    Next up: a YOU-CALL-IT Goosebumps book.

    drop us a line and let us know which one you'd like.


    Join the club!! Let's chat about books!!

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    *we are available to negotiate terms.


    Hosted by:

    Krissy Wilson and Sarah Hunt


    Artwork done by:

    Klaus


    Music by:

    Sora Satoh


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