On this week’s Cozy Conversations, sisters Lauren and Michelle settle in for the kind of catch-up that feels like a good old-fashioned chat with your best friend. From plenty of laughs to some deeper reflections, it’s cozy chaos at its finest.
At the heart of this episode is a conversation about the decline of reading for pleasure. Why aren’t people picking up books like they used to? The sisters explore how reading shapes empathy, mental health, and personal growth—while keeping it real about ADHD distractions, guilty-pleasure genres, and the joy of stumbling upon that can’t-put-it-down book.
And because no Sister Project chat is ever linear, Lauren and Michelle also dive into the jaw-dropping true crime documentary Unknown Number.
So grab your coffee, curl up, and join the sisters as they make the case for why books are still the coziest companions in a world of endless scrolling.
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