Content report card
Something Wilder parent’s guide: what’s inside
Medium confidence
Mild
· 1/5
Adventure-driven action sequences; no graphic violence, though tension and peril occur.
Some
· 2/5
Scattered profanity typical of adult contemporary fiction; not pervasive but present.
Moderate
· 3/5
Sexual references and intimate scenes; typical of the romance genre at this publisher's adult romance level.
Mild
· 1/5
Tense survival/adventure scenarios; emotional conflict and stakes.
Mild
· 1/5
Incidental alcohol use in social contexts.
What it offers
Strong
· 4/5
Themes of resilience, independence, trust, and personal growth; character overcomes obstacles through determination and connection.
Strong
· 4/5
Protagonists show emotional maturity, growth, honesty with themselves and others, and care despite conflict.
A note for parents
Something Wilder is a romantic adventure novel by Christina Lauren aimed at adult readers, featuring action-adventure elements alongside contemporary romance. While the story emphasizes humor, character development, and emotional growth, it includes mature content—including sexual references and scenes—consistent with adult romance fiction. The adventure plot and themes of resilience make it engaging, but the sexual content and some language place it solidly in the adult category rather than young adult.
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nyt:combined-print-and-e-book-fiction=2022-06-05
New York Times bestseller
Loveable Characters
Plot driven
Not Diverse Characters
A mix driven
Strong Character Development
Weak Character Development
Diverse Characters
Unloveable Characters
Adventurous
lighthearted
ISBN 9781982173401 · Gallery Books
For your family
Is “Something Wilder” appropriate for your kid?
Something Wilder age rating: ready from about age 16.
For younger readers
This is an adult romance novel with sexual scenes and references woven throughout the story, along with scattered strong language. Reading it together gives a 15-year-old the chance to enjoy the adventure and humor while having a trusted adult nearby for any questions.
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