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Generational trauma, thy name is Pachinko. A sprawling, 5 star read.

It’s a bloody damn good time. This sci-go fantasy novel takes place far into the future where the world is sorted into colors, and red is coming for gold.

First and foremost NOT a romcom, this poignant, funny, sad, and slightly dated book tells the story of a manic pixie dream girl and the handsome quadriplegic she’s been paid to bring back to life.

Hot and fresh, a sizzling short discussion of all the books we’re reviewing this season. Head over to @onepagemorepodcast on Instagram to chat with us about what you’re most excited for!

Sexy cutthroat dragon riders

This book has been called a modern fairy tale, but don’t get it twisted! Firmly planted in reality, this story of a brother and sister orphaned and left behind with their evil step mother was moving and thought provoking.

A memoir that doesn’t shy away from the ugly, hard, often hilarious realities of growing up in post apartheid South Africa.

The first book bond Lacey and Kipin ever had was the romantic, fantastical, historical whirlwhind of Outlander. Their re-read 5 years later leaves them scratching their heads, doubting Diana, and still swooning over Jamie.

A non-fiction, science driven page turner? Could it be? Learn how dopamine effects the brain, how people will go to extreme means for maximum dopamine, and what Lacey and Kipin’s personal addictions are 😅.

A STEM romcom inspired by a love of Adam Driver that we liked! (Inspite of ourselves)

The absolute must read self help book we’ve ever cracked open. Listen to us learn (and over share) about our experience with anger.

A quick, 5 star book about a strange, persnickety woman, who is finally ready to face her demons and make some friends.

What would you do to survive? This harrowing memoir of a North Korean defector is an amazing story of change, growth, escape and redemption.

Season 5 book list is here!! Come and read with us! We’re giving a brief description of each book and a bit about why we chose them. In Order to Live by Yeonmi Park Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman The Dance of Anger by Harriet Lerner The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood Outlander by Diana Gabaldon Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence by Anna Lembke Born A Crime by Trever Noah The Dutch House by Ann Patchett Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger

Kate and Anthony- these podcasters favorite Bridgerton pair- have come streaming into our lives…and we were here for (almost) all of it!

The turn of the wheel looks a little different in this TV adaptation to the epic fantasy series. Lacey loved it, but hasn’t read the books, while Kipin struggled as a huge fan of the original material.

Two families in the suburbs are linked by the deep friendship, and later romance, between their two children, but blasted apart by a tragic event that will effect everyone for years to come.

Pure sci-fi, end of the world, adventure mixed with a healthy scoop of buddy comedy. This best seller started off shakey, but totally won us over in the end.

Written by Nigerian author Abi Dare, get a first hand look at what it’s like to be a small, insignificant, but powerfully hopeful and optimistic girl growing up in modern Nigeria. This book will make you cry, wipe your tears away, and then cry again laughing at the little things in life. Poignant and powerful, we LOVED this book!

Lore, from the proud House of Perseus, is forced back into the Agon, an experience every 7 years where the Greek Gods are forced into immortality. When she finds a Goddess on her doorstep, she decides to join forces to seek vengeance for injustices done to her. It’s a YA whirlwind of action, mythology and a touch of romance.