Savannah and Thomas McClair are twins that lost their mom in an accident when they were 13 years old. They've known their dad but they've got a grandmother, Maggie, that loves and cares for them. Maggie likes to be surrounded by people and hear their stories so every Friday night she invites a guest for dinner. When Savannah needs a project at school their podcast is born and it's based on the Friday night dinner guests.
Thomas has been wondering about his dad for a while so when a Friday night dinner conversation sways that way he gets an idea. Why not try and do a podcast and see if they can find their dad. After a few reservations from Savannah and Maggie they podcast begins.
The podcast turns out to be equally loved and hated by listeners but it's definitely gaining a lot of popularity. The McClair's have teamed up with an agency and attention is getting out of hand.
I found The Kids are Gonna Ask intriguing to begin with but I did find it dragged on a bit too long. When I found the book it was listed as General Fiction - Adult but I think it might be more appropriate in Young Adult. Aside from some excessive drinking I think it would be appropriate. I don't believe there were any curse words. Perhaps the more appropriate age would be 17 - the age of the McClair twins. Overall though I did enjoy the plot and I was invested to discover whoever the father is.
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