Book JAM

We end season three with a look back over the books we have covered this season in our version of the Oscars, the Book Jam Book Awards 2026.

Join the Jam Pot for part two of their review of The Jam Sandwich Detectives by Clare Thompson.

Thr JAM Pots get into the sticky drama of a school mum's group chat and murder as they discuss The Jam Sandwich Detectives, written by Clare Thompson.

Deep dive into Shelby Van Pelt's Remarkably Bright Creatures as the JAM Pots discuss which was better, the book or the Netflix adaptation.

The JAM Pots put more controversial bookish opinions on the stand for no reason at all. This time it's dual timelines. Are you for or against?

The JAM Pots wrap up their review of Ellen Osborne's YA fantasy romance, The Seeker and The Shade and discuss the current gap in the market for teen books.

Part 1 of our book review of YA fantasy romance, The Seeker and The Shade by Ellen Osborne.

The JAM Pots compare one of the year's biggest films. The adaptation of Andy Weir's epic Sci-Fi that had everyone saying Amaze, Amaze, Amaze. But which is better? The Book or the Screen?

Is reading in the bath blissful escapism or a crime against pages? Which side are you on?

The JAM Pots discuss whether the book was better than the Netflix adaptation of Emily Henry's People We Meet On Vacation.

The JAM Pots round up their review of the dark academia thriller, Man, Muse, Monster by Naomi Gidson. Includes Spoilers!

Part one of our review of Naomi Gibson's dark academia romance, Man, Muse Monster.

The court is in session at Book Court. In today's case, is dog-earing a page an acceptable way to mark your progress or utter sacrilege?

We return for part two of My Roommate Is A Vampire to discuss those steamy scenes, what kind of book boyfriend Fredrick would be and the book's action-packed ending.

Fall in love alongside the JAM Pots as they sink their teeth into Jenna Irvine's Vampire romcom, My Roommate Is A Vampire.

The JAM Pots return to Freida McFadden's much-loved thriller, this time to compare the book to the movie adaptation.

Are Kindles the future of reading, or ruining the sanctity of the reading experience? Which side are you on?

Continue the discussion as the JAM Pots talk, MC, Sariyah's home life, the Santa Bag, and that action-packed finale.

The JAM Pots return to their roots as they discuss the Young Adult Thriller, Needy Little Things by Channelle Desamours. Spoilers included!

Step into the arena of Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games with the JAM Pots as they discuss which is better, the book or the movie?

Welcome to Book Court, where the JAM Pots put literary debates on trial—this week's case: Re-reading books. But which side are you on, for or against?

Join the JAM Pots as they discuss the mysterious Enzo, the massive twist, and the finale of this high-stakes thriller.

The JAM Pots discuss Freida McFadden's Thriller, The Housemaid, in Part One of this spoiler-filled review. Hear their thoughts on the protagonist, Millie, that prologue and whatever is up with Nina Winchester.

Cast your mind back to 2008, when sparkly vampires hit the big screen, and the world had to pick a side between Team Jacob and Team Edward. But which was better, the movie or the book?

Arden and Jess wrap up season 2 with YA thriller, How To Die Famous by Benjamin Dean. Jess overcomes one of her biggest book fears, and Arden reveals if she has ever been on TOWIE as they discuss the twists and turns of this deadly Hollywood drama.