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I use kindle unlimited even though it goes against my ethics because having access to a massive amount of cozy books has been very helpful for my mental health while still being able to live within my means. I am concerned about there being AI generated books on there as I really don't want to consume AI generated material.

I'm wondering if anyone has any good tips for weeding these out.

I assume AI generated art means it's likely that the story is also AI generated but I don't feel like I'm great at detecting AI generated art vs digitally created art.

I look at reviews. If there are reviews saying the story is inconsistent I avoid it

If it's a series I try to see how quickly the books were released. Although I'm not sure what a reasonable timeline between books would be.

I look up the author info and basically just go by a vibe on that one.

All of this is much more work than I want to be putting in when looking for my next book so I'd love to hear if anyone else has some easier/quicker/better methods.

I know that just avoiding kindle would be the "best" option but that doesn't feel like the best financial or personal decision for me right now.

Thanks!

I have an almost 5 year old we suspect is AuDHD. I also suspect AuDHD for myself. She is hyperverbal and very social. I am not, except in very specific situations.

We went to the children's museum today which is tough for both of us, but she really loves it so we try to make it happen sometimes.

As I'm reviewing how things went and how we can make outings easier for both of us in the future I had a curiosity. When people who are hyperverbal go into shutdown do you stop talking or do you continue with talking in order to process/regulate?