[The Peach Pit] S3 Ep. 30 - 62,000 Feet Over the Sea
🕑 Added 2025-08-05 16:00:17 +0000 UTCWith Will and Anthony out, Matt and Freddie sit down virtually with Beth (who is in Edinburgh for her show) to discuss their favorite moments from the most recent episode of The Peachyville Horror!
Info and tickets for Beth's solo show "Beth Wants the D":
Edinburgh Fringe: www.pleasance.co.uk/event/beth-wants-d
And on August 12th, get ready for some japery to drop over on the Youtooz website - will you answer the call of plush Scam Likely?

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Jonathan Deans
"melk"
TJ The Goob King
"Continuity of Service like governments do".... wellllllp
BOPO
The warrior cats series was my obsession around that age
Aquatic Android
Fantasy recs: the Tamora Pierce books were huge for me when I was a middle school girl :) I also work with kids and a lot of them LOVE wings of fire by Tui Sutherland and Land of Stories by Chris Colfer. Also highly recommend Dragons in a Bag by Zetta Elliott!
Kaylavender
Fantasy/ magic series that i love and is YA is Akata Warrior ( the Nsibidi Script series) really good!
Hayley Abramowitz
Big fan of the Young Wizards series by Diane Duane!!!!
Stephen Espinosa
“The Half of It” was a perfectly average movie that I recently watched and realized Id seen before but totally forgotten haha
Trevor Cassidy
Hey Freddie and Matt: I'm the first assistant at Oakmont CC in Glendale. Hmu if you want to play ⛳️
Twig
For a good fantasy book and a Suzanne Collins my favorite is the Gregor overland series
Gwen Remme
anyone remember the book silverwing? it was about bats, i remember reading as a kid in class and it was awesome
Maddie
I remember really enjoying the Children of the Red King books (The Charlie Bone series) by Jenny Nimmo. Maybe a little young for 12, but they're fun!
Jennifer Anne
Read The Princess and the Pony for any young girl who is still into picture books but likes fantasy. It’s about a young princess who wants a warriors horse but instead gets a fat little pony that farts a lot. Not for a 12 yr old but potentially Matt’s daughter
Shannon
All Tamora Pierce!
streetdreams
Bartimaeus and the Armulet of Samarkand and the other books in the series are absolutely great. By Jonathan Stroud. If anyone is still skimming the comments for recommendations xD
Robert Rhodes
CRESTOMANCY MENTIONED?!
Marie-laurence Rivard-Fortin
What is the name of the book they were talking about? The one Matt's wife loves and have a destroyed copy of?
GoblinGuy
Howls moving castle as a book series is a great! The last dragon chronicles and ghostcoming are also pretty good according to a librarian friend
Ac3sH1gh
At Trader Joe’s rn stocking the shelves staring at the crumpets as they talk about crumpets
Alena
The Edge Chronicles were entrancing as a kid with the coolest illustrations. I’ve heard the audiobooks are really well produced and perfect for long car rides. +1 to Tamora Pierce. She was my favourite author as a teenager. I re-read a few of her series recently and they were just as brilliant as I remembered.
Margo Rubero
Man, when I was 12 I LOVED the Eragon books. And now my 9 year old is equally in love with the series. AND there’s more of them coming out. So deff recommend Christopher Paolini’s inheritance cycle for kids. He was like 14 or something when he wrote the first book, so it was like perfect for that YA tween age group.
Beth R
Garth Nix is a good author. My son and I read them together when he was a tween. The Ragwitch is my favorite, but I love dark fairytales. There are some longer series that are more adventure than horror
Darryl Holiday II
I know I'm late commenting on this but Ranger's Apprentice. Dude wrote it as a story to share with his son. It's probably one of my favorite Middle Grade stories series that I've went through.
Ellen Jensen Garrett
Yes Diana Wynn Jones <3
Gooey Bungus
The talk of young reading got me to restart The City Of Ember. Read in almost 16 years ago