Rachel and Kendel dive intoDivine Rivals by Rebecca Ross, exploring its themes of grief, love, and resilience. They discuss how personal loss shapes their reading choices, the power of writing as an emotional outlet, and the allure of the enemies-to-lovers trope. Plus, they chat about strong female protagonists and the books they’re most excited for next!

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In this episode, Kendel and Rachel discuss chapters 6-15 of Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner. They explore themes of grief, complex parent-child relationships, cultural identity, and the role of food in expressing love. The conversation highlights the intersection of love, loss, and cultural expectations, offering insights into navigating grief and personal identity. We rate this book 5/5 on the griefy meter.

In this episode, Kendel and Rachel discuss chapters 6-15 of Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner. They explore themes of grief, complex parent-child relationships, cultural identity, and the role of food in expressing love. The conversation highlights the intersection of love, loss, and cultural expectations, offering insights into navigating grief and personal identity. We rate this book 5/5 on the griefy meter. Get your copy here: https://bookshop.org/a/108716/9781984898951