In this episode, Bekk and Stephanie discuss their tea of the day, review Kindle Unlimited Cringe novellas, and explore the different courts of 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' by Sarah J. Maas. They also share their tea picks for each court and engage in a humorous conversation about toothpaste flavors and expired tea products. The conversation covers a variety of topics, including tea pairings for fantasy novels, book recommendations, and discussions about current reads. The hosts also share their thoughts on specific book passages and engage in a lighthearted conversation about their TBR lists and reading experiences.

Keywords: book club, podcast, tea, Kindle Unlimited, A Court of Thorns and Roses, Sarah J. Maas, courts, tea picks, humor, toothpaste, expired products, tea pairings, fantasy novels, book recommendations, current reads, TBR list, reading experiences

In this episode of Novel Tea with S&B, Bekk and Stephanie discuss the books they read, including Obedience by Lizzie B. Brown, Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman, Threads of Fate by C.A. Blooming, and Glow of the Everflame by Penn Cole. They share their thoughts on the characters, plot, and world-building of each book. While they enjoyed some aspects of the books, they also had criticisms, such as the age gap in Obedience and the frustrating decisions made by the protagonist in Glow of the Everflame. In this conversation, Stephanie and Bekk discuss their disappointment with the third book in a series they have been reading. They express frustration with the character development and repetitive storytelling. Despite their criticisms, they still find some aspects of the story enjoyable and express interest in reading the next book in the series. They also discuss their current and upcoming reading plans, including diving into the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.

In this episode, the hosts discuss Kindle Unlimited (KU) cringe books and bookish tattoos. They share their experiences reading KU cringe books, including 'Air Peen' and 'Forbidden Ride,' and provide humorous commentary on the absurdity of the plots and explicit content. They also explore the world of bookish tattoos, discussing the history and popularity of tattoos inspired by books. The hosts share their own tattoo experiences and express their appreciation for the creative ways bookworms express their love for literature through tattoos. They also ask for book recommendations in specific genres, such as siren novels, haunting fantasy, and scary books.