New Moon: "They call her my singer--because her blood sings

New Moon: "They call her my singer--because her blood sings for me."

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Join Penn and Joy as they discuss their least favorite in the series: "New Moon" by Stephenie Meyer. What makes us dislike it so--the lack of Edward, the severe depression, or the fact that it was all so unnecessary? Listen in to see if you agree or even if you disagree. After all, it's not like we can call the Volturi on you.

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