Flight 171

Episode 2 of the Book JAM podcast, hosted by J. L. Bleakley, Arden Jones and Michelle Mackenzie, titled "Flight 171" was published on November 4, 2023 and runs 39 minutes.

November 4, 2023 ·39m · Book JAM

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Arden faces her fears as we discuss YA Horror: Flight 171 by Amy Christine Parker. Published in October 2022 by Underlined. Tune in for our favourite, and least favourite characters and find out why we will never look at knitting needles the same way again. - Spoilers included!

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