Meredith Monday Schwartz

And it just, and I never have to charge it.

Like I never have to charge it.

I love that.

I don't know what I would, I don't know what I would do without my Kindle remote.

Okay, this is one that I really want to talk about.

But actually, I have a few books that I want to talk about today that my feelings about them are complicated.

But they're books I would definitely recommend, just maybe not to everybody.

Right.

It's a little bit of a complicated thing we've got here.

This first book is The Midnight Show by Lee Kelly and Jennifer Thorne.

Have you read this one, Katie?

No, I don't even recognize those author names.

Really?

Okay.

So it's been kind of everywhere.

You will recognize Jennifer Thorne in just a little bit.

Here's the setup.

So we're in 1980s New York City, and it's the 80s.

Comedy is still very, very much a man's game.

And so into this world walks Lillian Martin when she and a group of her college improv friends land a spot on the brand new late night show called The Midnight Show.