Friends, I've just discovered this fascinating website: https://www.doesthedogdie.com/.
I've been heartbroken when reading a book, only to discover some unsavory thing happen, that made me angry, sad, or some variation of upset. Often, it's due to violence toward animals, but it can be other things.
Of course, I know that I'm reading a story, but why read stuff that makes me upset? This website will save me from this problem in the future! Type in the title of the book...or movie...and you'll find out what issues may come up!
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I am a serious reader: I've already got 156 books under my belt this year (per my Goodreads account). The majority are audiobooks, since I have a longish commute daily, plus I listen when on my evening neighborhood walk. But dang it all, I get sick to my stomach when an author uses violence or other nasty thing that doesn't really help the story. So, now I have Does The Dog Die? to help me choose what I want to read!
Disclaimer: I have not received any compensation from Does The Dog Die? website for this post. I write about things that interest me, and that I believe will interest our readers, and I give my honest opinions.
