November Reign and Dani Thompson are back today with a new episode of their Prosecco Podcast mini series for Lingerie Lowdown The Podcast. This time, the conversation turns to books, from well-worn paperbacks to the convenience of a Kindle. They share their thoughts on whether digital reading offers the same joy as thumbing through the pages of a real book. It's clear both have a deep appreciation for the tangible charm of physical books, and as always, their meandering chat brings warmth, nostalgia, and a few surprises. You never know what treasures might be hidden in an old book!
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