Revisiting *Nostalgia* Through Books

We’re going back to where it all began. 🌹✨ This week, we’re kicking off our ACOTAR reread with A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas—and Prythian hits VERY differently when you already know what’s coming. We’re recapping the story, revisiting the moments that shaped the series, uncovering foreshadowing we definitely didn’t appreciate the first time, and putting every suspicious little detail on our evidence board. Plus, we’re sharing our reread insights, spiraling into theories for the

The ACOTAR drought has officially ended, Rekindlers—and we already have way too many theories. 🔥👀 In this episode, Liz and Deya share their first reactions to the newly revealed titles, covers, and blurbs for ACOTAR 6 & 7. We’re breaking down everything that caught our attention, from cover details and possible symbolism to suspicious wording, character clues, romance implications, and all the tiny details we’re probably already overthinking. It's unreal how quickly two people can build an ent

We’re back, Rekindlers! 🔥📖 And yes… we have some explaining to do. After a slightly longer than intended hiatus, Liz and Deya are finally back behind the microphones for a much-needed catch-up. We’re talking about where we’ve been, what life has looked like while we were away, what we’ve been reading, and why it finally felt like time to rekindle the pages. We’re also spilling all the details on what’s coming next—including our return to Prythian for an ACOTAR reread, a new episode format, and

We need to talk about the books that broke us. In this episode of Rekindling the Pages, we’re diving into the stories that gave us full-blown reader trust issues—the ones that made us side-eye authors, question our emotional stability, and consider googling spoilers before turning the page (no shame). From romantic betrayals where the FMC did not end up with who we thought, to devastating character deaths that still haunt us, to the most hyped books that completely underdelivered… we’re naming

Everyone has that book they run back to. In this episode, you favorite hosts share six comfort reads — the books we re-read when we need emotional support, cozy vibes, or a guaranteed happy ending. From nostalgic favorites to fictional worlds that feel like home, we’re talking about the stories we’ll always return to. Drop your comfort reads in the comments! Follow us on BookTok: 📚 @deyareads 📚 @notliz.er

In this Valentine’s Day special, we review The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood and decide once and for all: is Adam Carlsen truly an OG book boyfriend? We’re talking favorite moments, trope execution, emotional damage, and overall vibes. Grab your chocolate, your wine, and your emotional support fictional man — and spend Valentine’s Day with us.

BookTok has power. Dangerous power. In this comeback episode of Rekindling the Pages, we’re diving into the books we picked up because TikTok told us to—and let’s just say… the results were mixed. Some recommendations completely wrecked us in the best possible way, delivering unforgettable characters, emotional damage, and five-star obsessions. Others? Left us questioning our life choices, our trust in the algorithm, and sometimes even our sanity. We’re talking about the books that blessed us,

We know. We disappeared. No warning, no dramatic farewell, just… silence. And trust us, no one felt that absence more than we did. In this episode of Rekindling the Pages, we’re sitting down for a real, honest life update. We talk about where we’ve been, what’s been happening behind the scenes, and why stepping away for a bit was something we truly needed. This podcast has always been more than just books for us—it’s been a space for connection, comfort, and community. And coming back feels li