📚☕️ This week we’re diving into Binding 13 by Chloe Walsh – the book that had us laughing, crying, swooning, and wanting to throw it across the room. Join us as we chat all things Johnny and Shannon, share our favourite moments, discuss the heavier themes, and, as always, get completely sidetracked by our usual tea-fuelled waffle. Expect book talk, ADHD tangents, friendship chaos, and plenty of opinions. Grab a cuppa and come join us! 💕

This week’s episode is all about ACOTAR 🎙️✨

we’re discussing the series, our thoughts on the characters, the relationships, the plot twists, the moments we can’t stop thinking about, and all the opinions we’ve been saving up 👀

plus it was ridiculously hot while recording this so apologies in advance for the moments where our brains fully stopped working 🫠

if you’re obsessed with ACOTAR, this episode is definitely for you 🤍

No book this week… but somehow we still had a lot to say 👀☕

We’re switching things up with a chaotic little catch-up episode — from a blind top 5, to what we’ve been watching, reading, and yes… somehow ending up deep in a dinner chat spiral 🍝

Basically: no structure, lots of opinions, and a few questionable takes.

If you love a good ramble, this one’s for you 💅📚

Let us know what YOUR top 5 would be… and what’s for dinner, obviously 👀

Dive into a story that keeps you guessing the whole way through. It may be a short read but we still had so much to talk about, and that ending left us with more questions than answers. As always we wander into many a tangent and our mascot Reggie is front and centre. Grab a cuppa and let’s delve into Parallel by Ellie O’Roark ☕️🩷

Happy St Patrick’s Day! 🍀 This week on Books, Tea and Therapy we’re discussing Since We’re Here by Chrissy Hopewell - a romantic story set in the beautiful backdrop of Ireland. The book follows a woman who travels there and finds that sometimes the most unexpected trips can lead to the most unexpected connections. It’s a story about love, timing, and the way chance encounters can change the course of our lives.

In this episode we talk about the romance at the heart of the story, the Irish setting that makes it such a perfect St Patrick’s Day read, and the moments in the book that really made us stop and think. As always, we share our honest thoughts on the characters, the emotional moments, and whether this love story truly swept us away.

Grab a cup of tea, get cosy, and join us as we chat about this charming, romantic read and everything it made us feel along the way. 🍀📚

On this week’s episode of Books, Tea and Therapy, we’re talking all about In Between Darkness by MJ Castleton*.

We explore the atmosphere, the emotional intensity, and the character relationships that drive the story, sharing the moments that stood out most to us. One of us didn’t quite get to the end — simply ran out of time — but we still have plenty to unpack and reflect on.

It’s a thoughtful, honest conversation about the book, the genre, and how it made us feel, with our usual natural back-and-forth throughout ☕

This week on Books, Tea and Therapy we’re getting a little Valentine’s themed with Signs of Cupidity by Raven Kennedy — a funny, chaotic fantasy about a Cupid who just wants to be loved, instead of being the one to spread it.

We talk about why this book completely won us over, the humour, the heart, and what it actually says about love. As always, we also catch up on real life — including our current sourdough starter hyperfixation and the questionable decisions that come with it.

A little romance, a little chaos, and a lot of tea ☕️

Apologies for the sound quality! Technical issues with the microphones which we obviously didn’t realise until after!

Diving into a debut novel all about the challenges parents have as they raise young children. We talk all things balance, communication and relatability as we delve into this one!

One to read for mums and dads of young children in nursery & preschool, as well as those stay at home parents, you’re not on your own in how you’re feeling !