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Kaley Clarke and Taylor Collett are sisters as well as lifelong movie fans and avid readers. Each episode, Kaley and Taylor discuss a popular book and its movie adaptation, pointing out big differences, and deciding (in their opinion) whether or not the book was better.
Season 1 ongoing now!
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Season 1 ongoing now!
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Connect with us on Instagram or by emailing us at tbwbpodcast@gmail.com
Find all of our links and ways to listen to our podcast: https://linktr.ee/TBWBPodcast
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Welcome back! In this (not so) minisode, Kaley and Taylor kick-off the season by discussing the cast announcements for the new HBO Harry Potter Series, and give an outline for the season's plan to discuss all things The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.
Kaley and Taylor are joined by Steph and Devin from We Ship It podcast to discuss Suzanne Collins' "The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" and compare its film adaptation.Follow We Ship It on Instagram!Check out our episode on We Ship It's podcast on Spotify!
In this week's minisode, Kaley and Taylor play a version of the game "Real or Fake" with K Drama titles and plots. Play along and see how many you get right!
Kaley and Taylor discuss Delia Owen's "Where the Crawdads Sing" and compare it to its movie adaptation.We apologize for the sound quality on parts of this episode; Kaley wasn't recording with her usual equipment or program.
In this week's minisode, Kaley and Taylor discuss what is currently known about the announced Netflix Narnia series.
Kaley and Taylor are joined by listener Anna to discuss Cecilia Ahern's "Love, Rosie" (also called "Where Rainbows End") and compare it to its movie adaptation.
Kaley and Taylor discuss Ernest Cline's "Ready Player One" and compare it to its movie adaptation.
In this season's first minisode, Kaley and Taylor give a few book recommendations and talk about what they are excited to read this year.
Kaley and Taylor finish comparing Homer's "The Odyssey" to "Epic" the official concept album by Jorge Rivera-Herrans, covering sagas 6-9.Listen to all of "Epic: The Official Concept Album" here!
As The Book Was Better Podcast switches to a season model, Kaley and Taylor begin season one (we're calling everything else season 0) comparing Homer's "The Odyssey" to "Epic" the official concept album by Jorge Rivera-Herrans, sagas 1-5.Listen to "Epic: The Official Concept Album: here!
WE'RE ALIVE! In this week's minisode, Kaley and Taylor talk 2024 favorites and plans for 2025, along with some changes coming to the Podcast!
In this week's minisode, Kaley and Taylor talk about the rest of the Shrek universe and the announcement of Shrek 5.
Kaley and Taylor discuss William Steig's "Shrek" and compare it to its movie adaptation.
Happy end of summer! In this week's minisode, Kaley and Taylor talk about life and how their summers went, as well as what the next movie/book adaptation will be.
Kaley and Taylor discuss Jenny Han's "Always and Forever, Lara Jean," the 3rd book in the "To All The Boys" series, and compare it to its Netflix movie adaptation.
In this week's special episode (in place of a minisode), Kaley and Taylor interview author Bethanie Finger about her debut novel and series, "More Than Life."
Kaley and Taylor discuss Jenny Han's "P.S. I Still Love You," the 2nd book in the "To All The Boys" series, and compare it to its Netflix movie adaptation.
In this week's minisode, Kaley and Taylor give their thoughts on the Netflix Original, live action "Avatar: The Last Airbender."
Kaley and Taylor discuss Jenny Han's "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" and compare it to its Netflix movie adaptation.
In this week's minisode, Kaley and Taylor fancast who they would like to see if "The Marauders" was made into a movie or show.
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