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The Girls are Booked

The Girls are Booked

著者： Nicole Hackett
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Clear your schedule, the girls have you booked!

Sisters Nicole Hackett (book club fiction author) and Sam Richardson (unofficial Romantasy major) offer their unfiltered opinions on the latest viral books, dissecting every unhinged character decision and each juicy plot point.

Why subscribe?

  • Weekly Book Reviews: Honest deep-dives into today's bestsellers and BookTok favorites
  • Reading Recommendations: Find your next favorite read without the gatekeeping
  • The Vibe: We're not a regular book review podcast, we're a ~cool~ book review podcast

New episodes drop every Tuesday morning—perfect for your morning commute or gym session!

Follow up on Insta: @thegirlsarebookedpod

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  • Mom Brain by Nicole Hackett

    Mom Brain by Nicole Hackett
    2026/04/21

    Surprise! Today the girls are chatting up a book very personal to them: Mom Brain by one of the girls, Nicole Hackett.

    As always, this isn't Goodreads with a mic. This is gossip, but make it fiction. And if there's one thing these girls love more than books, it's a good outline. Here's one for the show:

    • What is the book about? This isn't back cover copy. In this section, the girls discuss the “point” of the book. Why did the author write this story in particular?
    • Good job/bad job. The girls pick one shining moment when the main character was being her best self, and one "wtf" moment when she was being her worst.
    • One more page. The girls discuss the part of the book when they couldn't put it down.
    • The Bad Guy. The girls pick one person (or group of people) who were the most villain-like and explain why.
    • Cast It. The only section that comes with a jingle. The girls cast the main characters in the book using surprisingly limited pop culture knowledge.

    Let us know what you think on Instagram! @thegirlsarebookedpod
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    24 分
  • The Wedding People by Alison Espach

    The Wedding People by Alison Espach
    2026/04/14

    Tackling a fan favorite today, and by fan favorite, we mean Nicole's favorite. Dubbed by the wildly biased Nicole as "the perfect book" and "the IT book of 2025," Alison Espach's The Wedding People is something to behold.

    As always, this isn't Goodreads with a mic. This is gossip, but make it fiction. And if there's one thing these girls love more than books, it's a good outline. Here's one for the show:

    • What is the book about? This isn't back cover copy. In this section, the girls discuss the “point” of the book. Why did the author write this story in particular?
    • Good job/bad job. The girls pick one shining moment when the main character was being her best self, and one "wtf" moment when she was being her worst.
    • One more page. The girls discuss the part of the book when they couldn't put it down.
    • The Bad Guy. The girls pick one person (or group of people) who were the most villain-like and explain why.
    • Cast It. The only section that comes with a jingle. The girls cast the main characters in the book using surprisingly limited pop culture knowledge.

    Let us know what you think on Instagram! @thegirlsarebookedpod
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    35 分
  • Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid

    Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid
    2026/04/07

    Come reflect on life in the '80s with two people who weren't there. Today the girls launch (heh) into their thoughts on the latest astronaut love story by megastar TJR.

    As always, this isn't Goodreads with a mic. This is gossip, but make it fiction. And if there's one thing these girls love more than books, it's a good outline. Here's one for the show:

    • What is the book about? This isn't back cover copy. In this section, the girls discuss the “point” of the book. Why did the author write this story in particular?
    • Good job/bad job. The girls pick one shining moment when the main character was being her best self, and one "wtf" moment when she was being her worst.
    • One more page. The girls discuss the part of the book when they couldn't put it down.
    • The Bad Guy. The girls pick one person (or group of people) who were the most villain-like and explain why.
    • Cast It. The only section that comes with a jingle. The girls cast the main characters in the book using surprisingly limited pop culture knowledge.

    Let us know what you think on Instagram! @thegirlsarebookedpod
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    26 分
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