Silver Linings Playbook is a story about family, romance, mental illness, books on a high school English syllabus, violence, and the Philadelphia Eagles. The novel does an excellent job of interweaving themes and subplots through the eyes of a deeply unreliable narrator. The Oscar-winning movie has its moments, but also feels unnecessarily dramatic at times. Jenna asks what kind of stories should be made into films. Megan tells us what the most perfectly-sized state in America is.

 

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Ep 41: To All the Boys I've Loved Before

Discussions about books, movies, and TV by the drunk and quasi-qualified. Join Megan and Jenna in conversation about good, bad, and ridiculous stories. Currently focused on The 100. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.