May 26, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 10 segments
Raizel and Malya are back from Shavuot to discuss "Soon by You" by Dahlia Adler.
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Um, uh, for this week's episode, months, we read Soon By You by Dahlia Adler.
Yes.
Now, Dahlia Adler is the author of what has held the crown for my favorite book we've ever read on the podcast, going bi-coastal.
Yes.
And now after this book, she has my two favorites.
I loved this book.
I, I, I've...
It's, it's, I, I adored it.
I, I...
It's hard for me to talk about it, that's how much I loved it.
No, it was, it was really good.
It's so funny because as I was reading it, I was thinking about how...
Was it just last episode where I was making fun of the fact that, like...
So I know this is a difference between us, but I have always hated musical theater, and often people-
Yes, that was last episode
... will say to me...
Yeah, a lot of people will say to me, like, "Oh, you have to see this show.
It's not like a typical musical." And I'm like, "If there's people singing on stage, it's a typical musical." Like, what are you...? So I feel like I could...
I felt like I could see myself doing that with this book.
Like, if people are like, "Eh, I don't read romance," I could see being like, "No, no, but you have to read this one."
You have.
This is a must-read.
"It's not a regular romance."
Like, this is-
And then I can see people being like, "I mean, is it a romance?" I mean, I guess it is a typical-
Um, uh, for this week's episode, months, we read Soon By You by Dahlia Adler.
Yes.
Now, Dahlia Adler is the author of what has held the crown for my favorite book we've ever read on the podcast, going bi-coastal.
Yes.
And now after this book, she has my two favorites.
I loved this book.
I, I, I've...
It's, it's, I, I adored it.
I, I...
It's hard for me to talk about it, that's how much I loved it.
No, it was, it was really good.
It's so funny because as I was reading it, I was thinking about how...
Was it just last episode where I was making fun of the fact that, like...
So I know this is a difference between us, but I have always hated musical theater, and often people-
Yes, that was last episode
... will say to me...
Yeah, a lot of people will say to me, like, "Oh, you have to see this show.
It's not like a typical musical." And I'm like, "If there's people singing on stage, it's a typical musical." Like, what are you...? So I feel like I could...
I felt like I could see myself doing that with this book.
Like, if people are like, "Eh, I don't read romance," I could see being like, "No, no, but you have to read this one."
You have.
This is a must-read.
"It's not a regular romance."
Like, this is-
And then I can see people being like, "I mean, is it a romance?" I mean, I guess it is a typical-
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