Reading The End

The Jennys chat about how they manage problematic contents in their books, then review the classic mystery novel Miss Pym Disposes.

The Jennys interview Zan Romanoff, author of new YA novel Grace and the Fever.

The Jennys continue their Serial Box Book Club, chat about literary travel and literary pilgrimages, and review Angie Thomas's best-selling YA novel The Hate U Give.

The Jennys continue their Serial Box Book Club, chat about the summer books they're excited for, and review Paper Girls and The Vision.

Special guest Ashley Wells joins the Jennys for Serial Box Book Club, a game about music reviews, and a discussion of Hari Kunzru's ghost thriller White Tears.

The Jennys continue their Serial Box book club, discuss the ways they find and track their potential reads, and review Patrick O'Brian's Master and Commander.

The Jennys start their Serial Box review series, talk over some recent book awards, and review Yewande Omotoso's second novel The Woman Next Door.

After a sobering near-break-up last week over The Secret History, the Jennys are once again in agreement about romance novels, upcoming stories, and Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer's Agnes and the Hit Man.

The Jennys discuss books of the sea and all the Patrick O'Brien they've never read, then commence the Second Annual Forcening with Donna Tartt's The Secret History.

The Jennys preview some TV and movie book adaptations and discover whether Gin Jenny will hate The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao.

The Jennys preview the most exciting books of spring 2017, commence the Second Annual Hatening with Richard Yates's The Easter Parade, and enjoy the best listener mail of all time.

The Jennys talk about the books, movies, and TV shows they missed in 2016 and review Alice Pung's young adult novel Lucy and Linh.

The Jennys look back on their 2016 reading and make resolutions for 2017.

Happy Holidays! The Jennys bring all their best ideas of what to buy your loved ones this holiday season.

In this episode, the Jennys try to regroup post-election by sharing some of the things they're thankful for and reviewing Brit Bennett's debut novel The Mothers.

The Jennys invent a taxonomy of funny books and review Douglas Adams's Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.

Renay drops by from Fangirl Happy Hour to school the Demographically Similar Jennys on the wondrous worlds of science fiction.

In this episode, the Jennys have a polar explorer update, talk about rogues and lone wolves in fiction, and review Zoraida Cordova's supernatural YA novel, Labyrinth Lost.

In this episode, the Jennys give a polar explores update, weigh in on the best team ups in literature, and review the heisty Six of Crows.