Q446: Nerdy retellings. I'm a sucker for them. Just ask @ms_lilyanderson. #500queries #everyquery

Q445: Witch YA! Pleased to take a peek. #500queries #everyquery

Q444: More sweet romance. I prefer steam. #500queries #everyquery

Q443: NA. Doesn't excite me. Pass. #500queries #everyquery

Q442: YA. Geeky retelling of a classic 90s movie plotline. SOLD! #500queries #everyquery

Q441: Middling MG. I'm looking to be wowed! #500queries #everyquery

Q440: I think I'm officially allergic to cutesy MG. #500queries #everyquery

Q439: Mermaids. Also no. #500queries #everyquery

Q438 : More angels. Absolutely not. #500queries #everyquery

Q437: Cool book, already self-pubbed. WHY?!? #500queries #everyquery

Q436: In YA, I'm also pretty tired of reaper-y type narratives #500queries #everyquery

Q435: Empaths. Pass. #500queries #everyquery

Q434: Seeing a lot of new STAYING FAT FOR SARAH BYRNES. Yours has to be REALLY good to beat the original. #500queries #everyquery

Q433: A cool idea will always sound soulless with a bland synopsis instead of a hook. #500queries #everyquery

Q432: YA. Potential sympathetic but ultimately unlikable MC. I'm intrigued. #500queries #everyquery

Q431: YA, comp to one of my favorite stories. Request. #500queries #everyquery

Q430: Romance follows a very strict format. Anything deviates too far, and I'm at a loss at how to sell it. #500queries #everyquery

Q429: Query literally spent 100 words describing the book in completely opposing ways. 0 words about the content. #500queries #everyquery

Q428: I love coming-of-age stories, but not when the characters and their journeys sound super generic. #500queries #everyquery

Q427: Not personalizing queries gets you an auto-reject. #500queries #everyquery