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Cammie and Elise talk about two recent favorites: The Correspondent, and Theo of Golden.

In this episode Cammie and Elise ramble on about things like losing headphones, buying stuff on amazon while attempting not to buy stuff on amazon, and of course, some 5/5 book recommendations: The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies by Alison Goodman and Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister.

We're baaa-aaack! Welcome to the start of "Season Two," (aka a spontaneous break comes to an end). Elise and Cammie talk about two recent favorites, A Far-flung Life and Project Hail Mary. Leave us a comment if you've read either of these or if you have a recommendation for our next read!

In this episode, Cammie and Elise welcome their first guest to the podcast! Brittany tells us about a fun book party idea and then shares about Wrong Place, Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister as well as some of her top favorite thrillers. Cammie shares a recommendation for Gone Before Goodbye, a thriller co-writen by Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coban. Elise then shares her recommendation for The Briar Club by Kate Quinn.

Elise and Cammie recommend two new reads - Speak to Me of Home, and How to Read a Book. Enjoy!

On this episdoe, Cammie and Elise record together from Elise's closet in Oklahoma! Cammie shares about a book that is helping her with a 2026 goal (hello, year of the glow up!) and Elise shares about the memoir In Order to Live.

On this episode, Elise shares her positive review of The Women on Platform Two. Cammie tries to avoid sharing a negative review of a book she started reading this week, until it becomes clear both sisters read half of the same book (if you finished Broken Country, weigh in! Does it get better?). Bloopers at end of episode.

In this episode, Elise and Cammie discuss the delightful series, The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion by Beth Brower.

In the first episode of Read Anything Good Lately, Elise and Cammie share two book recommendations for My Friends by Fredrik Backman and The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah.