Tiny Shed Book Club

*Content Warning* This episode contains discussions on gun violence. Welcome for the finale of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, pages 268-end. Tia and Chandler wrap up the book with many opinions, a dash of rage, and wishing Sadie poop on her shoe. Stay till the very end to hear their ratings of the book and a reveal of the next 3 books for the pod!

This week Tia and Chandler cover pages 135-267 of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow. Listen in to learn about Tias shower rage, One-Eyed-Rick, and coyote elbows.

New year, new book! Tia and Chandler dive into Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, pages 1-134. Join them for all the flashy-b’s and general disapproval of Dov. Find out who’s loving the book and who’s tolerating it just fine.

Huzzah! It’s the last Tangent episode of 2022! Tia and Chandler rank the 2022 pod books, share their best and worst rated books of the year, and chat current reads; Frost by C.N. Crawford, Between Two Kingdoms by Suleika Jaouad, and The Wolf And The Woodsman by Ava Reid. Chandler offends Star Wars fans everywhere while Tia swoons over Adam Driver. Stay tuned until the very end to hear the first po...

*Content Warning* this episode covers difficult topics from The Nightingale such as physical and sexual abuse. Join Tia and Chandler as they cross the finish line of The Nightingale, chapters 30-end. The two are taken on an emotional rollercoaster - listen in to find out which host cries and which just gets wet eyes as they share their final thoughts and ratings.

Join T&C in the tiny shed for Part 3 of The Nightingale, chapters 20-30. We can officially confirm that Americans don’t listen, Beck is a dirtbag, and there are Carriveauans abound! Special shoutout to the way the ladies imagine Vianne saying “Who r u…GaStOn??”. You'll find no sympathy for Gaetan in these waters.

Welcome to Part 2 of The Nightingale, chapters 10-20. The ladies get straight to business with Beck - is he good, bad, or only sometimes a giant piece of shit? Either way he’s bringing fish. Tia increases her cool factor with yet another tattoo, and Chandler slightly decreases hers with crossword puzzles.

Welcome to the first episode of The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah, chapters 1-11. Tia and Chandler fangirl over a comment from Kristin Hannah (check out the beginning and end for an author shoutout). Join them as they journey through 1940’s France, where they encounter a French Snape and a stick in the mud.

The ladies are back at it after a mini hiatus! Join Tia and Chandler for discussions on land clams, necklaces with kinky vibes, and of course, books. They cover their current reads; Thank You For Listening by Julia Whelan, The Sound Of A Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey, Tastes Like War by Grace M. Cho, The Push by Ashley Audrain, and The Sun And Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur. Tune in for cha...

Tia and Chandler wrap up the most unhinged part (Part 3) of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. Chandler entertains Tia with her daily spider wars, and they discuss how Pip solves the mystery of the missing Butterfingers. Listen in to find out their final thoughts and ratings of the book!

This week the ladies discuss the chonker that is Part 2 of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. We learn that Tia loves curry and Chandler has a confession. This episode includes a study into an unhinged Pip, debunking all of our theories, and a floorboard filled with cobwebs and tumbleweeds.

A spooky welcome to the first episode of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson, Part 1 of the book. Tia and Chandler define-ite-ly don’t have any technology problems this time, but they do teach each other how to spell words like Connecticut. Join as they put on their detective hats to solve the disappearance of Andie Bell.

Welcome to fourth tangent episode! Chandler reads about how to not cough and Tia dishes out some debate inducing would-you-rathers. They cover their current reads; The Burning Girls by CJ Tudor, Thanks For Waiting - The Joy and Weirdness of Being a Late Bloomer by Doree Shafrir, and None Shall Sleep by Ellie Marney. They also introduce the first ever Boyfriend Question Corner, and reveal the next...

The ladies have weathered Covid, other sickness, travel, and the loss of an episode. Tia and Chandler are back in the shed and ready to share the last episode on One Last Stop, chapters 10-17. Tia got too big for her britches and Chandler is a menace to note takers everywhere. Enjoy as they wrap up the book and give their final (and vastly different) ratings.

Join Tia and Chandler in the second installment of One Last Stop, chapters 6-9. Tia desperately needs to know if August is taking her school exams, and Chandler compares the book to a splate of paghetti. Even though Tia basically solves every mystery forever, they would love it if joined for the good times and sub par audio.

Tia and Chandler dive into Tia’s pick, One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston, chapters 1-5. Listen as they discuss the magic that is Pancake Billy’s and Subway Girl. Tia introduces us to spider bread and Chandler reveals that a psychic handshake is from face to shoulder.

In this week's tangent we discover that Tia is a walking contradiction and Chandler is 90% M&M’s. They cover their current reads; The Wicked King by Holly Black, Return to Nature by Emma Loewe, and Glow by Raven Kennedy. They also apologize to their Australian listener, discuss butterfly burps and caterpillars pretending to be moo-staches, and reveal the next book for the pod!

Tia and Chandler welcome you to Tiny Shed Book Club where they discuss heat waves and the end of When Women Were Dragons. They delve into generational trauma, suppression caused by religion and cultural norms, and women's power and pain. Listen to them get a few more names wrong and wrap up this wonderful book.

Join Tia and Chandler for chapters 18-28 of When Women Were Dragons. The gals confirm that they too are dragons, as they like both chore charts and book clubs. Tia is on a roll, dishing out theory after theory. And be on the lookout, Chandler might moon ya.

Tia and Chandler begin their new book, When Women Were Dragons by Kelly Barnhill, chapters 1-17. They explore shame, fear, anger, suppression, and the femininity of dragoning. Chandler flips the bird to the patriarchy and prefers getting dirty and weird in the garden. Tia aptly describes this book as a decadent piece of cake that is rich, colorful, and something you take the time to savor.

In this tangents episode Tia dreams of being a Dungeon Master, and Chandler panic mispronounces the name Bea. They cover their current reads; The Cruel Prince by Holly Black, The Sisters Of The Winter Wood by Rena Rossner, and The Shadow Wand by Laurie Forest. They also discuss ASMR, paperback versus hardcover books, and big boomy fireworks.

Tia and Chandler wrap up Meddling Kids by Edgar Cantero. They discuss gaslighting ghosts and how walls in houses work. Listen to them yeet Thtaggoa and this book back from whence they came.

Tia and Chandler embark on episode 2 of Meddling Kids, pages 123-134. Tia for sure knows the difference between a pentagram and a pentacle, and Chandler explains the importance of character plot armor.

Join Tia and Chandler as they begin Meddling Kids by Edgar Cantero, pages 1-122. Chandler declares that Tim the dog is a preposterous character, and Tia never trusts a spooky mist. However, nobody is surprised (sans Andy) that Kerri never became a biologist.

Welcome to the first tangents episode! Tia channels her inner old person who still uses Microsoft Office, and Chandler flawlessly edits out burps. They cover their current reads; Book of Night by Holly Black, and Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb. They also discuss burnout at work, avoiding dating advice from Tia, and other book shenanigans.