Q144: YA SF. Might be a very interesting story about class and prejudices. Req! #500queries

Q143: YA SF. Good concept, but not enough soul came through. Pass. #500queries

Q142: Book already self-pubbed. Pass. #500queries

Q141: R. Enemies to lovers? Check. Heroine in male dominated sphere? Check. No weird power dynamic? Check! Request! #500queries

Q140: In case you have only ever read 50 Shades, let me explain: BDSM does NOT equal dark, scary, damaged, or unsafe—PASS #500queries

Q139: synopsis rather than query. Pass. #500queries

Q138: I can't, in good conscience, request a book when the query uses three tabs in a row to denote a new paragraph. #500queries

Q137: YA at 120K is an auto-no. Too long! #500queries

Q136: ARE YOU THERE GOD? IT'S ME, MARGARET def changed my life, but a retelling doesn't fit my list. #500queries

Q135: I'm super over books where a teenager is the ONLY one who realizes how bad her gov is, then subsequently smashes it #500queries

Q134: wanted to req this F, but at over 100K and a protag that's 13, I don't think the author knows the market. Pass. #500queries

Q133:I worry YA set in the 60-80s are a result of the author only able to write abt their childhood. Gotta go hard to get a req #500queries

Q132: YA that could go horribly wrong, but if it's right, has the potential to be rather BONE GAP-y, and I dig that! Request! #500queries

Q131: "My goal is to educate young people about XYZ." NO! Teens can sniff out you're trying to teach. Tell a good story! #500queries

Q130: I am so over those YA books that are just ALL about tough situation and suffering. I want the good to temper the bad. #500queries

Q129: MG with a lesson. Blech. #500queries

Q128: SF. At 150K, it was too long, plus the query lacked any sort of details to highlight the hook that would get me into it #500queries

Q127: Romance about demons. If I had a dollar... Pass. #500queries

Q126: No query, but attached first chapters. NO. #500queries

Q125: SF thriller. Could be a page-turner if done right. Request! #500queries