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Behooved
Check out our episode here! Behooved by M. Stevenson Bianca of House Liliana, one of the nine noble houses of Damaria, is called for a howdy with her parents. Even though she’s going through a painful flare of her incurable condition, and took a double dose of her tonic to rein in her symptoms, she has to go because her duty to her family is the only way she can prove her worth ...

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Check out our episode here! The Nefarious Nights of Willowweep Manor by Shaenon K. Garrity and Christopher Baldwin Our Heroine from The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor, Haley, is giving a Physics Presentation through the medium of hand puppet theatre. She tells the story of… The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor! A young heroine is swept from her world to save a gothic manse inhabited...

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Click each image to be directed to the episode. Here is the full episode corresponding to Laura's book, featuring the author for our Would You Rather segment.

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Check out our episode here! Sister Creatures by Laura Venita Green —Stuck Tess is a live-in nanny for the Thompson kids, Miles, 10, and Minnie, 8, in a house in the middle of nowhere Louisiana. Tess, 21, used to be the girl everyone loved in high school, but now, after dropping out of college and drinking too much, all her friends, including her best friend Lainey that she lived...

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Divergent
Check out our episode here! Divergent by Veronica Roth Beatrice is getting a haircut, looking at herself in the mirror that she is only allowed to see a few times a year. She wonders why her mother, who would be beautiful if she didn't have to be so plain as to be forgettable because they are Abnegation, doesn’t reprimand her for being so vain and looking at herself, but her mot...

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