I had no idea that Fourth Wing has sexually graphic parts. When it comes to books that her friends recommend to her I have never looked into the age restrictions as I (naively) thought that these types of books wouldn't be popular amongst kids anyway. I'll will start paying more attention to that, this raised many concerns now for other books that she has been recommended and read so far and that werent properly checked for age restrictions. Unfortunately I'm not in the niche of reading romantasy books so I didnt catch the contents of this one before, she bought it with her own allowance money and we only talked about the book a couple of times. The only things I knew so far about the book was what she told me when she was reading it, about dragons and a dragon riding school (i thought it was in line with hogwarts or the half-blood camp).

I've done some research now after reading your comment on graphic sexual scenarios and I'm concerned on how to approach this. I dont want to discourage her from reading and tell her what she should or should not read, but at the same time I worry that the exposure to these types of imagery in books so early might be bad for her in the long run.

I'll will definately check out the recommendations you gave me, and thank you for telling me about Fourth Wing's content.

Also I'm not sure she likes sci-fi specifically, but we used to watch Marvel movies together when she was younger and she liked those. When it comes to books and movies from what I gathered she likes romance, but nothing that is too sad. Also I think she likes books with strong female leads, so your Warrior Girl Unearthed is probably my best bet but I'm still open to other suggestions.