Icebreaker: Skating Past the Plot Holes
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In this episode, we dive into Icebreaker by Hannah Grace, touching on themes of consent, mental health, and college life. We unpack character dynamics, audiobook vibes, and the role of female friendships—plus our final thoughts on the book’s place in the series
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