Deceived by the plot twist in "Kiss of Deception"? Join Kiwi and the Bird as they go into spoilers and details about Mary E. Pearson's clever and defiant, young adult fantasy (SPOILER ALERT). Be prepared for detailed discussions about love triangle tangents, who we thought was the prince and the assassin, and why we'd never ask "Who's there?" while standing in the forest.

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Craving a royal romance? Listen to Kiwi and the Bird's fifteen minute NON-SPOILER rundown of "The Kiss of Deception" 's premise, characters, setting, and writing style to decide if this book is the one for you. Curious about what Keimi and Taylor think, too? Keep on listening until the end of the episode to hear what unique rating Kiwi and the Bird give "The Kiss of Deception" by Mary E. Pearson. 

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Five minutes . . . Three hundred seconds . . . That's how long Keimi and Taylor have to discuss and debate which fantasy creature is better: mermaids or faeries. Will they have enough time to talk about tails and "The Little Mermaid"? Perhaps. There's only one way to find out. 

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Five minutes . . . Three hundred seconds . . . That's how long Keimi and Taylor have to discuss and debate which fairytales are the best. Will they have enough time to talk about Red Riding Hood and Rapunzel? Perhaps. There's only one way to find out.

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Crushing on Adam Carlsen? Join Kiwi and the Bird as they go into spoilers and details about Ali Hazelwood's steamy and chemistry-filled romance (SPOILER ALERT). Be prepared for detailed discussions about why science is sexy, what we'd do if we were in a fake-dating relationship, and how we'd handle girl code. 

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

*This episode is intended for audience members who are 18+ years.

School's out . . . or is it? Listen to Kiwi and the Bird's fifteen minute NON-SPOILER rundown of "The Love Hypothesis" 's premise, characters, setting, and writing style to decide if this book is the one for you. Curious about what Keimi and Taylor think, too? Keep on listening until the end of the episode to hear what unique rating Kiwi and the Bird give "The Love Hypothesis" by Ali Hazelwood. 

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Want to talk about some supernatural hotties? Join Kiwi and the Bird as they go into spoilers and details about Tracy Wolff's romantic and angsty, young adult fantasy (SPOILER ALERT). Be prepared for detailed discussions about a potential love square, why we think dragons are superior, and how we'd win a snowball fight at Katmere Academy.

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Is this book love at first bite? Listen to Kiwi and the Bird's fifteen minute NON-SPOILER rundown of "Crave" 's premise, characters, setting, and writing style to decide if this book is the one for you. Curious about what Keimi and Taylor think, too? Keep on listening until the end of the episode to hear what unique rating Kiwi and the Bird give "Crave" by Tracy Wolff. 

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Five minutes . . . Three hundred seconds . . . That's how long Keimi and Taylor have to discuss and debate which character type is sexier: bookkeepers or storytellers. Will they have enough time to talk about glasses and jawlines? Perhaps. There's only one way to find out. 

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.

Five minutes . . . Three hundred seconds . . . That's how long Keimi and Taylor have to discuss and debate which is better: hot dogs or hamburgers. Will they have enough time to talk about the vertical and horizontal axises of both sandwiches? Perhaps. There's only one way to find out.

And remember, like a library, at Kiwi and the Bird, shh happens.