The Lazy Girl Library

Send us Fan Mail After a refreshing spring and summer break, Darbi and Mikayla are back behind the microphones! They catch their listeners up on the major life events that kept them away, dissect upcoming book-to-screen adaptations that have caught their attention, and look ahead to their reading journey for the remainder of the year. Throughout the episode, they reflect on how their reading tastes have evolved, whether their literary preferences mirror their personalities, and the unexpected...

Send us Fan Mail The Vietnam War left scars that never fully healed—especially for the women who served but came home to find their sacrifices erased from the national narrative. In this deeply moving episode, we dive into Kristin Hannah's masterpiece "The Women," exploring how one nurse's journey from battlefield to home front illuminates a forgotten chapter of American history. This will be our final episode until June as we take a brief hiatus for wedding planning and work commitments, but...

Send us Fan Mail The power of women shines bright in this special episode dedicated to celebrating the female voices, characters, and influences that have shaped our lives. As we honor International Women's Day and Women's History Month, Darbi and Mikayla dive deep into the fictional and real women who've left indelible marks on their hearts and minds. Whether you're seeking to celebrate the women who've influenced your own life or discover new female voices to add to your reading list, this ...

Send us Fan Mail Join us as we delve into our experiences from February and discuss our lives through a lens of humor and sincerity while inviting listeners to engage and share their stories too. At the heart of this episode, we share our insights and critiques of Tessa Bailey's "Secretly Yours." This romance beautifully portrays the journey of opposites—where Hallie's vibrant spirit clashes with Julian's structured life. We reflect on their character arcs and themes, examining deeper topics ...

Send us Fan Mail Join us at the Lazy Girl Library as we reminisce about the fun and joy inspired by Annie F. Downs' "That Sounds Fun." We dive deep into childhood nostalgia and how our definitions of fun and creativity have evolved over time. Through personal stories, we discuss the societal pressures of turning hobbies into side hustles and the importance of enjoying creativity without the burden of monetization. Emphasizing the beauty of embracing amateurism, we share tales of pottery class...