Page Rage Podcast

If you’re a woman, this is a must-read. Patel lays out the state of women’s healthcare and the gaps within it in such an informative and terrifying way that it’s hard not to walk away angry. As women, our health is still far more at risk than it should be.

Through the stories of women seeking care and the people working in abortion clinics, Patel shows that women’s healthcare isn’t one issue or one experience. Every woman has a different story, and every circumstance matters. She also highlights how the overturning of Roe v. Wade didn’t just impact access to abortion care, but opened the door to broader attacks on women’s rights and healthcare.

What I really loved was how Patel balanced the heavier topics with South Asian folklore and culture woven throughout the story. The aunties and uncles showing up for the clinic were some of my favorite parts and brought moments of warmth and humor when they were needed most.

TLDR: Honestly, if you can read this and not feel angry, sad, or just all the feels, I’d be concerned. Are you okay, sis?

🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽-Kat 💜

Remember when our biggest summer concern was avoiding tragic tan lines and not turning into a human lobster? ☀️🦞🥵

Now it’s unread emails, Teams notifications, and pretending we’re paying attention on Zoom while mentally floating in a pool somewhere. 🥴

If you’re ready to mentally clock out and channel those lazy poolside summer vibes, these books belong on your TBR immediately. 📚🍹

Happy Monday y’all! We’re dropping the last half of SEASON TEN and the lineup is 🔥🔥🔥

We’re rounding out this season with not ONE, not TWO but THREE AUTHOR INTERVIEWS 🤘🏼🤘🏽

🏕️On 6.23, tune in for our discussion with .k.quinn on her first book in the How to Survive Camping Series, The Man With No Shadow

✈️On 6.30, we’re dropping our interview with discussing her latest novel The Missed Connection

📚 On 07.07 we’re dropping our Season Finale featuring the one and only to discuss all things Student Union

What episode are you most excited for?

Listen, here at Page Rage, we support women’s rights and women’s wrongs. We love an unhinged queen. Unfortunately, Lillian is not that girl.

If you’ve ever wanted a front-row seat inside a narcissist’s brain, this book delivers. The reality she constructed for herself was so wildly warped that I couldn’t look away.

Coming from someone who tears through horror novels without blinking, this was a mind f$&@ …just not in the fun way. So excuse me while I go recover by bingeing the rest of the Windy City series. 😂

🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽-Kat 💜

It’s a brand new month so that means it’s time for our June Reading Challenge selections! Technically our prompt is to pick a debut written by an LGBTQIA+ author but we had some many books we were excited for we expanded to ANY book by an LGBTQIA+ author because we can 😂

What book are y’all picking this month 🏳️‍🌈?

Alright we want to know, which are you picking for your ULTIMATE hockey romance?

A HUGE Congrats to on winning our May Reading Challenge! We can’t wait to see what book you pick as your prize.

Can you believe we’re almost halfway through our 2026 Page Rage Reading Challenge? What book are y’all picking for June?

How is it June already?! Check out our allllllll our May reads and ratings below.

Our rating system is 1-5 🤘🏽 with 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽 being life altering, you need to pick this book up immediately, 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽 is a solid read &🤘🏽 is a complete waste of time that we can never get back.

🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
The Five People You Meet in Heaven
The Gate of the Feral Gods
The Book Witch

🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Wish You Were Here (3.5)
Mad Mabel (3.5)
The Fortune Flip (3.5)
Yesteryear (3.5)
Honey
August Lane
Pachinko
Maeve Fly
Only Spell Deep
Hitwoman
American Royalty
Finlay Donovan Crosses the Line
The Deal
The Secret Lives of Murderers’ Wives
The Mistake
The Anniversary
A Good Person

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All of Us Murderers (2.5)
The Ex-Wives Murder Club (2.5)
The Night We Met

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The Griffin Sisters Greatest Hits

What was your biggest May RAGE 🔥 OR RAVE 🤘🏽? Let us know below 👇🏽

Since we covered a book this week we figured we’d ask the question she so eloquently answered at a recent book event.

What do you think ?