Q139: While I love to read them, familiar, trope-driven romance isn't my thing to represent. #500queries

Q138: Paragraph about why author didn't summarize and follow guidelines. Did they ever think I would make a request? #500queries

Q137: Lovely YA romance, but I don't have room in my list for straightforward YA rom. Pass. #500queries

Q136: Queries written in the third person are super weird. #500queries

Q135: A YA novel is not "perfect for readers aged 10-19" there's a big difference between MG and upper YA #500queries

Q134: Completely nonplussed by this fantasy. Not quite interested enough to bite. #500queries

Q133: more angels. #500queries

Q132: as good as the book might be, a vague query will never get a request. #500queries

Q131: Author wants me to publish (nope) a book computer translated from Russian to English (double nope) #500queries

Q127: F MG with cool historical links and STEM. I'm in! #500queries

Q130: 150k YA. No. #500queries

Q129: Apocalyptic SF. I'm looking for lighter stuff. #500queries

Q128: Tolkienesque fantasy. No thanks! Tired of white dudes on quests #500queries

Q126: Is anyone else tired of Freemasons getting all the credit *raises hand* #500queries

Q125: UGH! More amazing MCs and plots I'm not getting excited about. #500queries

Q124: awesome MC, but I wasn't so into the elemental YA fantasy. Regretful pass. #500queries

Q123: Is it weird that I really want a book with witches but not so much with wizards? Oh well. I'm going for it #500queries #mswl

Q122:Intersectionality is key—There's no "black narrative" or "queer narrative" Vague characters + experiences do no one good #500queries

Q121: the anthropologist #weneeddiversebooks lover in me balks at any story with gypsies as strange, magical bad guys. #500queries

Q120: Just putting this out there: I am not a fan of cute #kidlit. I want action, adventure, humor, and smarts. #500queries