
19. Katabasis
Welcome to another episode where Paris forces Hannah to read a fantasy novel... The girls read Katabasis by R.F Kuang, the author known for Yellowface. The dark fantasy novel delves into themes of ambition, redemption, g
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Hosted by Paris Williams + Hannah Mews · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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The podcast where we give our compliments and criticisms of a different book each episode. Spoilers included! A little about us: Paris I'm a part-time Registered Nurse, but most of my days are spent at home with my toddler. I love sneaking in a good book whenever I can. During nap time, while cooking, cleaning, or even working out with an audiobook playing in the background. This podcast became a fun way for me to share my love of reading and create something that's just mine, outside of the everyday mum routine. Hannah Hi, I’m Hannah… I have a passion for travel and often read on the road. I also listen to countless podcasts; there is always something in my ears… So when Paris came to me asking if I’d make one with her. I said yes, absolutely. It’s been a great way to keep in touch, living far away from each other, as well as motivate me to read more consistently. I love keeping up with new trending books and taking recommendations from ot
Paris Williams + Hannah Mews hosts Chatting Chapters, a arts show with 19 episodes published.

Welcome to another episode where Paris forces Hannah to read a fantasy novel... The girls read Katabasis by R.F Kuang, the author known for Yellowface. The dark fantasy novel delves into themes of ambition, redemption, g
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In this episode of Chatting Chapters, we dive into Lilly King's coming-of-age novel, exploring the complexities of love, ambition, and the lasting impact of decisions made in our youth. From the stunning cover to the dee
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Hooray for another bonus episode with Hannah and Paris! This episode Paris dives into the cult classic romantasy book, A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Mass. (ACOTAR). She has a lot of opinions about this book that
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This episode explores the cozy thriller novel 'Mad Mabel' by the Australian author, Sally Hepworth. The girls dive into its themes of trauma, coping mechanisms, and the art of unexpected twists. Discover insights into ch
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In this episode, we dive into Christian White’s novel 'The Wife and the Widow' and immediately discover… we did not read this book the same way. We chat through the twisty structure, the “wait, hold on” plot moments, and
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Hannah and Paris explore the profound themes of Florence Knapp's debut novel 'The Names', which delves into domestic violence, identity, and the impact of names through multiple timelines and perspectives. Discover insig
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This episode, the girls cover Funny Story by Emily Henry. It's the second romance novel of the month as February is the month of love (right?). The novel features our two main characters, Daphne and Miles and finding lov
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Hannah and Paris give their first spoiler free review for the podcast. The housemaid by Frieda Mcfadden in a psychological thriller that has gripped the reading world since its release. The very successful novel has just
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This episode, the girls review an Australian author's debut novel, The Cicada House by Ella Ward. The plot follows a british divorcee on her journey to find out more about her Australian mother, with some time travelling
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The girls review their first fantasy book of the pod, The Invisible Life of Addie Larue by V.E. Schwab. This book brought up a lot of existential questions after reading it. What is the meaning of life? what would you se
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Welcome to the first epsiode of 2026! Hannah and Paris review The Wedding People by Alison Espach. This book won the Best fiction category in the Good Reads Choice Awards 2024. It has been huge within the bookstagram com
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The girls discuss Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty. They have A LOT to say! Let us know if you loved this book @chattingchapterpodcast on Instagram.
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This episode the girls read a different Christmas romance book and reviewed them for each other. Hannah read In a Holidaze by Christina Lauren, Paris read Good Spirits by B.K Borison. What do you think of the Christmas h
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Join Hannah and Paris as they chat about the contemporary fiction book ‘Carrie Soto is Back’ by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The story follows Carrie, a tennis champion who comes out of retirement to reclaim her grand slam title
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Hannah and Paris review the historical drama novel, ‘The Women’ by Kristin Hannah. This episode features a lot of love for the author as well as the magnificent story. It focuses on themes of love, grief, mental health s
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This episode, the girls read and review the contemporary fiction novel ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ by Bonnie Garmus. Mixed reviews on both sides… The book focuses on themes of love, grief and motherhood. We follow Elizabeth Z
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The girls complete an online ‘Book personality quiz’ while learning about each other’s reading habits and favourite genres. You can find the link for the quiz on our Instagram @chattingchapterspodcat and let us know if y
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Join us for the first episode of chatting chapters! Paris and Hannah discuss their compliments, but mainly criticisms of the thriller ‘The Chestnut Man’ by Soren Sveistrup. The story follows two detectives as they invest
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