Okay, so this is where I go on and on about how I can't
find anything that helps and doesn't.
What doesn’t—book shop websites, and if you really
think about that the shops themselves. There isn't all that much information
about the books. Well other than the description of what the books about. but
not if it's an adults novel and to what level, honestly I found that it's
actually hard to find out if the book in question is even a middle grade
(that's what they’re called right?) to what's young adult.
To be honest it was actually really frustrating, to me,
the person who was looking for just that. I guess it's kinda a good thing if you’re
a teenager and want a book that's a little older than your parents want you to
read. Since it's not like simple research will actually tell them all that
much. Or at least the simple research that I did, which wasn't really all that
much. I do really suck at this.
Okay, so now, let's talk about the reviewer blogs that actually help you in this...
All Things Urban Fantasy - I find that this one to be so discript when it comes to the books in question.
The genre, reading level, sexual
content, and lots more information likes that. I find this is one of the few
blogs that has so much information around the books, and is great for people
who need the information, especially when they are thinking about moving on.
Siren Pubishing --The adults sight that I went
to, I found it great, but you know this one was for adults, like erotica. here's a little bit of a discript...
Shane’s Need (LOVEXTREME) [Great Wolves of
Passion, Alaska 4]
by Kiera West, Melissa Schroeder
[Siren LoveXtreme Forever: Erotic Paranormal Ménage Romance,
M/F/M/M/M/M/M, werewolves, light bondage, spanking] Shane has always been the
joker of the Dillon clan...
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I like ones that have this
high level, though it's not that I want this type of thing for everything,
hell, that would just be annoying. It's really good for the type of books that
are...this high up on the sexual level, really no one wants to be surprised
about what they find in their books. but as things go, this was one of the sights that came up good in the discription of what was in them.
that's all I've got so far
though saying all this if anything has 'romance' on it,
basically there's gonna be sex in it and it's mostly adults--though I have
looked at things with that title and found them to be YA. Really anything that
isn't descript as a YA novel, and I'm talking if they aren't in the specific YA
section they mostly aren't YA, but then I have known some books that are YA and
aren't in that section. It’s confusing as fuck but that's what you get when
parents only bitch about the fact that people are referencing things in YA that
they don't want us to learn, which has always confused me, since if we can't
learn it by reading then we learn by doing, right? so why not let teens learn
the goods and bad from a someplace that's still relatively safe rather than permanently
scaring. (there isn't anything long lasting by learning it in book than by feeling it in life)
that's all I've got so far
Thanks
for the time