Jake Williams

And I'd be just so good.

So I got Switch for my birthday and there's a game called Tiny Bookshop.

It's very cosy and it's like this small town and you go around, you choose your location that you're going to go to and then you stock your van with books that sell particularly well in that area.

And then people are coming in, they're like, can you recommend me a book with these things?

And then you look at your shelves and you're like, yeah, I can give you this one.

Yeah.

Bustman's Holiday.

Is that what you're thinking?

Yeah, if only for a bit.

And then you stop.

Back to the book.

So I was, at the time, had not like played a lot of games.

It was just really fun to feel like you were part of the passion of these two people who are kind of natural collaborators and friends.

And their relationship is not without tension.

It actually feels like quite fraught as a friendship.

Yeah.

In a way that the other books I've chosen don't feel like that.

It feels like, in a way, they're so compatible, Sam and Sadie, as collaborators and as friends.

And in some ways you think, God, they really disappoint each other and make each other very sad sometimes.

What did you think?