Happy New Year!!!! This episode we continue the tradition of revealing our top reads of this year from 10-1.

School's out for Two Girl Who Read, and with that comes lots and lots of READING!!! Join us as we talk about all the books we are currently reading (too many).

This episode Lilly and Olivia talk with no prompt leading to first time public discussions about mental health, sexuality and how "queerbaiting" is quite literally the most homophobic term coined by the LGBTQ+ community.

This week Lilly and Olivia discuss which male fictional characters would participate in the Victory Project from the recently released Harry Styles and Florence Pugh movie "Don't Worry Darling". Recasting the whole film with fictional characters you might be surprised which one of your book boyfriends aren't as feminist as they seem. They also finally talk about how Olivia got Dorian Havilliard HIMSELF to comment on one of her TikTok's back in her BookToker days and the t-shirts shipping your fave co-hosts Lilly's grandpa makes.

This episode Lilly and Olivia come up with different characters based on who each host would be if they were to be placed in an alternate fictional world. What does an Olivia in the Shadowhunter world look like? Is Lilly more likely to have a professor student romance or an office enemies to lovers? Who would die first in a murder mystery novel? Which District would we each belong to in The Hunger Games world? Find out all the answers in this weeks episode of Two Girls Who Read.

This episode we discuss all the different books we've read since our last quater year wrap-up recorded in April. The books we liked, the books we didn't, and what books we are challenging each other to read for future podcast episodes.

This week we give you book recs for novels that we thought were better to read as audiobooks (audible please sponsor us).

In today's episode Lilly and Olivia decide to have an *organised* episode and talk about our favourite woman love woman reads and TV shows, why all of the WLW media is being cancelled, and why some WLW media does not meet the mark.