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"Someone should put you in a box floating down the river, Gramma!" A Good Man Is Hard to Find by Flannery O'Connor. Your racist grandma ever get you killed? No?...Listen... Contact: 2girls1book92@gmail.com

Buy your next home in Oceania where the government watches your every move and publicly executes you if the don't like what they see. A grand country constantly at war and rats litter the streets! This cozy dystopian society can be yours with the small price of your soul! Bring the kids! We're doing 1984 by George Orwell. Get in loser! We're going shopping!...for paranoia.

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. We appreciate the crazy you display lady. 1890's women's mental health is NOT it.

We're late! We're sorry! The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne sent us spiraling. It's a classic...we don't get it. It's a dunk session y'all.

In this episode we review Macbeth by William Shakespeare. Let's learn together how the promise of power makes you into a bitch made murdering tyrant that betrays both friend and country. Oh, Scotland!

In this episode we review Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin. Will David ever stop being dog water? Why is Giovanni being executed? How is Hella even here rn and why does she love a super loser? Listen to us cut it up in our first episode and give an unpretentious break down of this classic. This ain't your World Lit. professor's analysis

This is a continuation of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by May Angelou. This episode is brought to you by, Fuck Dolores. Hope she likes the bottom of the pyramid!

In this episode we review I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou. We see the POV of Maya growing up in 1930's-1940's Arkansas. This one goes deep guys. All the trigger warnings on this one.

A 1930's Croatian backdrop. A cut up gangster. 12 weirdo's trapped on a train. Who killed the man when everyone is a suspect? Hercule Poirot belongs to the world and is on the case. Sherlock can pack it up when buddy's around.

In this episode we review Lord of the Flies by William Golding. A mess of kids, no adults, starvation, a fake monster, and some light weapons. What could possibly go wrong??

Worlds collide literally and surgically in this early sci-fi classic. Die alone in a boat or hang out on a animal-human hybrid infested island where the creatures are caught in existential dread and the mad scientist who made them has lost the plot.