The monarchy continues to give us nothing as Asa describes Case Dietrich's The Rules of Royalty (2024), pitched as Princess Diaries meets Red, White, and Royal Blue, to yaoi correspondent Olivia.

Asa ruins Tangled after reading the Twisted Tale adaptation What Once Was Mine by Liz Braswell (2021). Rook manages to bring up Death Note.| Skipping the First 5 Minutes of Tangled by CJ the X...

Asa, IBG, and Rue struggle to make a recap of The Selection by Kiera Cass (2012) entertaining.

Asa and Leed discuss The Borrow a Boyfriend Club by Page Powars (2023), a book in which two teenage boys go on a series of strictly professional dates. 

Asa, Olivia, and Rue continue their journey through Crave by Tracy Wolff (2020).| Spoiler link from the end of the episode: https://readanotherbook.tumblr.com...

Asa presents Rue (local vampire expert) and Olivia (also here) with the plot of Crave by Tracy Wolff (2020).

Asa acquaints Rook with Scythe by Neal Shusterman (2016). They make it out alive.| Content warnings for this episode: mentions of suicide, murder, genocide

Asa regales Olivia with the gay superhero cringe comedy that is The Extraordinaries by TJ Klune (2020).

Asa explains Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard (2015) to Ian (who read it a decade ago) and Leed (who did not).

Asa welcomes Rook into the world of modern-ish young adult fiction with a recap of Powerless by Lauren Roberts (2023). Find Rook at http://corviiids.tumblr.com.