Kiwi and the Bird: Book Nerds in Session

Do you love C-Dramas? Join Kiwi and the Bird as they go into spoilers and details about Judy I. Lin's lively and tasteful, young adult fantasy (SPOILER ALERT). Be prepared for detailed discussions about the key to tea, how we'd spy on our intended love interests, and what we think will happen in the sequel to "A Magic Steeped in Poison". 

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

You want the tea? We got the tea! Listen to Kiwi and the Bird's fifteen minute NON-SPOILER rundown of "A Magic Steeped in Poison" '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 "A Magic Steeped in Poison" by Judy I. Lin. 

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 today's topic: the (nearly) seven deadly book care sins. Will they have enough time to talk about the importance of not spoiling an ending? Perhaps. There's only one way to find out.

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

We like big books and we cannot lie. At Kiwi and the Bird: Book Nerds in Session, hosts Taylor "the Bird" Denali and Keimi "Kiwi" Okamura will introduce readers to a myriad of books and authors. Their glowing reviews and recommendations are filled with humor, existential crises, and indistinguishable sounds effects. And, 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 today's topic: which platform has the best Easter emojis (Apple, Google, or Samsung). Will they have enough time to talk about childhood rabbit traumas? Perhaps. There's only one way to find out. 

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

Want to go back in time to when love triangles were everything? Join Kiwi and the Bird as they go into spoilers and details about Vanessa Len's fast-paced and time-bending, young adult contemporary fantasy (SPOILER ALERT). Be prepared for detailed discussions about self-righteous heroes, why pretentiousness is hot, and what we would do if we had to slay the person we loved. If you make it to the end of the episode, get ready for a bunch o' bloopers. 

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

Desperate for a fabulous YA debut? Listen to Kiwi and the Bird's fifteen minute NON-SPOILER rundown of "Only a Monster" '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 "Only a Monster" by Vanessa Len. 

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 physical trait they like more: open chestedness or a good back. Will they have enough time to reference "Pride & Prejudice"? 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 archetype is best: a simp, a daddy, or a baddie. Will they have enough time to advocate for 3AM ice cream runs? Perhaps. There's only one way to find out. 

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

Ready to become heartless yourself? Join Kiwi and the Bird as they go into spoilers and details about Marissa Meyer's whimsical and wondrous, young adult fantasy (SPOILER ALERT). Be prepared for detailed discussions about sexy jesters, whether or not macaroons are good, and why we love flamingo-croquet. If you make it to the end of the episode, get ready for a bunch o' bloopers.

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