Q113: I don’t love this YA pitch, but I like all the element, and I’m in a generous mood, so I’ll look at the partial. Request. #500queries

Q112: This is partially a me thing and partially a market thing, but I don’t want an elemental book. Pass. #500queries

Q111: I CAN’T BE SPECIFIC HERE BUT I LOVE THIS YA WITH EVERY PIECE OF MY COLD, COLD HEART AND I SKIPPED THE PARTIAL AND REQUESTED THE FULL HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY #500queries

Q110: this was one of those queries that was fine, but I guess I just didn’t care about it? Pass. #500queries

Q109: MG, do not rep. Pass. #500queries

Q108: This query didn’t come with comps but it felt like a cross between THE MAGICIANS and THE SKULLS, so, uh, request. #500queries

Q107: If your comps are only HP and THE HUNGER GAMES, you get an auto-no. Pass. #500queries

Q106: too many proper nouns makes my eyes glaze over. Pass. #500queries

Q105: this F might be too similar to a book I already have, but hey, I like what I like! Request. #500queries

Q104: queries that are repetitive worry me. What will reading the whole book be like? Pass. #500queries

Q103: thriller. Do not rep. #500queries

Q102: WF, do not rep. Pass. #500queries

Q101: SF that read a little too classic for my taste. Pass. #500queries

Q100: The idea of this romance is excelellent, but the structure will make it very hard to sell. Pass. #500queries

Q99: This para rom just didn’t seem … romantic to me. #500queries

Q97: Another case of SF where I just didn’t care about the MC. Pass. #500queries

Q96: I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again: a book for everyone is a book for no one. Pass #500queries

Q95: Well, this book feels like a gay Locke Lamora, so I’m in. Request! #500queries

Q94: I’m a tough sell for family-saga/mythology-fantasies. Pass. #500queries

Q93: This YA C will be perfect for someone, but it just didn’t grab me. Pass. #500queries