Happy Holidays, hoes!Please enjoy us discussing the chaos that is self-publishing and this seasonal novella. Stay tuned for our Christmas special!Content Warnings:sex, blood, kidnapping, overly dramatic threats of bodily injury Find us on Instagram @thisbooksuckspod and @goblinboothproductions Check out our website: goblinboothproductions.com Support us, if you're sexy, on Patreon: patreon.com/ThisBookClubSucks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Opaline, Martha, and Henry have always seemed to be side characters in their own lives. Those lives come to intersect, bridging decades, with the story of a lost, vanishing bookshop and the secrets of those shelves. There’s magic to be discovered and with that a world of wonder where nothing is as it seems. For this episode we’re finishing The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods! TW/CWs for this book seem to be:  Domestic Abuse, Cheating, Stalking, mention of rape, mentioned Child death, kidnapping, imprisonment, Medical abuse, depictions of mental distress, mentioned Alcoholism, Self harm, suicidal thoughts, mentions of dissociation  Stories we’re thankful for! Dredge (Video Game) - Taylor In the Heights (Musical) - Jon Geographies of Home (Novel by Loida Maritza Pérez) - Jon  And our Socials are: https://twitter.com/5050_books https://www.youtube.com/@5050_Books https://www.goodreads.com/5050_books

Opaline, Martha, and Henry have always seemed to be side characters in their own lives. Those lives come to intersect, bridging decades, with the story of a lost, vanishing bookshop and the secrets of those shelves. There’s magic to be discovered and with that a world of wonder where nothing is as it seems. For this month we’re reading The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods, up to (but not including) Chapter 31!!  (Also, I might have spent most of this episode mispronouncing Opaline’s name, honestly couldn’t tell you because Mr. Audiobook (Jon) never corrected me. So, sorry if that’s the case - Taylor).  TW/CWs for this book seem to be:  Domestic Abuse, Cheating, Stalking, mention of rape, mentioned Child death, kidnapping, imprisonment, Medical abuse, depictions of mental distress, mentioned Alcoholism, Self harm, suicidal thoughts, mentions of dissociation And our Socials are: https://twitter.com/5050_books https://www.youtube.com/@5050_Books https://www.goodreads.com/5050_books

Happy Halloween, sluts! <3 Enjoy our discussion of the much anticipated My Vampire Plus One where we talk soft, slow burns and vampire history buffs. Content Warnings:sex, blood, arson and the IRSFind us on Instagram @thisbooksuckspod and @goblinboothproductions Check out our website: goblinboothproductions.com Support us, if you're sexy, on Patreon: patreon.com/ThisBookClubSucks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s 1915 and Adelaide Henry is forced to flee California, making her way to the harsh land of Montana as a homesteader. She has the hopes of proving herself as a “lone woman,” taking advantage of the free land being offered to those who can tame it. However, she isn’t alone. She carries a steamer trunk along with her, always locked, because when it opens, the people around Adelaide start to disappear.  For this spooky month we’re reading Lone Women by Victor LaValle! Up to, but not including, Chapter 36! TW/CWs for this book seem to be:  Death of a parent, grief, violence, gore, murder, mass murder, child abuse, kidnapping, mentioned child death, racism and racial slurs, lesbophobia, transphobia and deadnaming, mentions of ableism, hate crime, lynching, xenophobia, drugging And our Socials are: https://twitter.com/5050_books https://www.youtube.com/@5050_Books https://www.goodreads.com/5050_books

In this episode of "Based on a Book," we dive into the gripping novel "Leave the World Behind" by Rumaan Alam and its Netflix film adaptation directed by Sam Esmail. Join us as we explore the themes, characters, and suspenseful storyline of this thought-provoking book. We discuss our reactions to the novel and the adaptation, including how well we think the story translated to the screen.Hosted by Lindsey with Co-Hosts Crystal and KeriContent Warnings: Death, racism, and body horror.Books & Adaptations Mentioned: Leave the World Behind by Rumaan Alam Netflix film adaptationQuestion of the Episode: If you were stranded at a remote Airbnb with no internet, what are 5 things you must have with you to survive?Share your opinions with us on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, or email us at [email protected]'t miss an episode! Subscribe to "Based on a Book" on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!Intro/Outro Music - Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hey-pluto/get-freakyThanks for listening to “Based on a Book” - see you in the next chapter!

In this episode of “Based on a Book", we become August Moon-stans (or haters?) as we read and discuss The Idea of You by Robinne Lee and its 2024 film adaptation starring Nicholas Galitizine and our favorite star, Anne Hathaway. We break down the changes between the book and movie, deliberating over everything from the character’s relationships to what defines a romance book.Hosted by Keri with Co-Hosts Lindsey and CrystalContent Warnings: 20+ year age gap relationship, sexual content, emotional manipulation, public scrutiny and harassment, parent/child conflict, and mentions of “rape” and “suicide”.Books & Adaptations Mentioned: The Idea of You by Robinne Lee Amazon Prime AdaptationQuestion of the Episode: What’s your favorite boy band?Share your opinions with us on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, or email us at [email protected]'t miss an episode! Subscribe to "Based on a Book" on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!Intro/Outro Music - Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hey-pluto/get-freakyThanks for listening to “Based on a Book” - see you in the next chapter!

Everyone has a soul, shaped into beautiful gardens or frightening dungeons, and Soulwalkers, like Kamai and her mother, can travel into people’s souls as they sleep. However, in every soul Kamai travels to, she sees the same black door. Kamai is told to never open that door, but when tragedy strikes, she does just that.  That’s right, this episode we’re reading Beyond the Black Door by A.M. Strickland up to (but not including) Chapter 16 Impolite Intrusions! We’ve got dark fantasy, we’ve got court intrigue, we’ve got an asexual main character, let’s see where it all leads! TW/CWs for this book are listed as: Internalized Aphobia, Internalized Transphobia, Misgendering, Sex work & underage sex work discussed, sex worker shaming, sexual harassment, mentioned sexual assault, emotional abuse, cheating, anxiety attack, attempted suicide, suicide & self-sacrifice discussed, alcohol, nonconsensual drugging, blood, death of loved ones (on and off page), murder & attempted murder, knife violence, kidnapping, fire, imprisonment mentioned https://triggerwarningdatabase.com/2021/05/04/beyond-the-black-door-by-adrianne-strickland/  And our Socials are: https://twitter.com/5050_books https://www.youtube.com/@5050_Books https://www.goodreads.com/5050_books

The gang reacts to a deliciously smutty and sapphic enemies to lovers tale, discusses book news, and gushes over the badassery of indie authors.Content Warnings:torture, kidnapping, violence, death of a loved one, assault and blood.Find us on Instagram @thisbooksuckspod and @goblinboothproductions Check out our website: goblinboothproductions.com Support us, if you're sexy, on Patreon: patreon.com/ThisBookClubSucks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With three guys and one girl, who needs a plot?We talk about our first reverse harem, argue about character development and where the smut lines are drawn.Content Warnings:dubcon or dubious consent, blood, gore, sex, discussions of pregnancy and abortion.Find us on Instagram @thisbooksuckspod and @goblinboothproductions Check out our website: goblinboothproductions.com Support us, if you're sexy, on Patreon: patreon.com/ThisBookClubSucks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.