Chapter 17: Praise for Lauren Oliver

EPISODE · Feb 22, 2024 · 46 MIN

Chapter 17: Praise for Lauren Oliver

from Plans Are Booked · host Molly Galler, Stephanie Blackburn, & Kaitlin Mattison

It's our 17th episode, Kaitlin's lucky number, and we have a big one for you this week. We're going deep on an author who has written children's books, YA and adult fiction - Lauren Oliver. Stephanie and Kaitlin share how they bonded over Oliver's books early on in their friendship, and we all agree that YA has dramatically risen in popularity and visibility since Oliver's books began hitting shelves in 2010. We also share what we're reading this week, including three books we're racing through and can't wait to pass on to each other. In our catch up, we gush about some food favorites - a new ramen spot for Kaitlin, a surprising presentation of tiramisu for Molly, and the secret to Steph's addictive brown butter chocolate chip cookies. We love hearing from you, so please reach out to us on Instagram, @plansarebooked, or send us a note to [email protected]

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