Q113: obvious morality lesson in any type of fiction means a pass from me. #500queries

Q112: Chosen one + rhetorical questions = pass. #500queries

Q111: I love romance in my F, but this one felt out of balance. Pass. #500queries

Q110: If you’re drafting a series and the main thrust is an event that happens at the end of the first book, you started the series a book too soon. Pass. #500queries

Q109: I didn’t know I wanted Laura Ingalls Wilder with ghosts, but here we are. Request. #500queries

Q108: I’m a sucker for no-strings -> strings in CR. Request! #500queries

Q107: I am not a fan of magical items giving kids powers. Pass. #500queries

Q106: YA SF. I don’t think anything’s wrong with this one. I just personally don’t get it? Pass. #500queries

Q105: i didn’t know I needed a YA about a girl and her emotional bro squad, but I def do, Request! #500queries

Q104: 30K over, I was on the fence for this YA F. But the comps are great, and the world feels fresh, so I’ll give it a try. Request. #500queries

Q103: memoir. Do not rep. #500queries

Q102: If you’re writing dragons, there needs to be a fresh hook. This one didn’t have that. Pass. #500queries

Q101: hist YA is a hard sell. This one happens to be about a time and place I’ve always loved. Request. #500queries

Q100: Litfic. Do not rep. #500queries

Q99: I HATE queries that pitch in terms of rhetorical questions. Pass. #500queries

Q97: CF YA. I actually really love this idea. The perfect blend of magic and reality. Request! #500queries

Q96: I like humor in my books. I don’t like when the humor is about being the smartest, best person in the room. Pass. #500queries

Q95: SF. One of the few concepts that I’m just not interested in outright. Pass. #500queries

Q94: F. Unmemorable. I switched tabs to type this and I literally forgot everything about the story. That’s a bad sign. Pass. #500queries

Q93: YA SF. Really good idea, actually. Just not for me. Pass. #500queries