Book Score

The AI Shelf · UK · Week 41, 2026

A Court of Thorns and Roses

by Sarah J. Maas

On 4 lists this week. Here is how often ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini recommend it, and the reader questions that bring it up.

  • #1
    Romantasy novels

    23 of 72 answers · same place as last week

    Live shelf
    29%
    Memory shelf
    38%

    ChatGPT 5Claude 9Gemini 9

    It came up when readers asked:

    • “What are the best romantasy books ever written? I'm after proper swoony fantasy romance with great world building.”
    • “I've never read romantasy before but keep seeing it everywhere on BookTok. Where should I start?”
    • “My mum loves cosy fantasy and Bridgerton-style romance for her birthday, what romantasy book should I get her?”
    • “Can you recommend a romantasy to curl up with on a rainy weekend? Something I can get completely lost in.”
    • “What are the best enemies to lovers romantasy books with a slow burn and no big cliffhanger ending?”
    • “Which romantasy would be a good book club pick for our group? We want something people will argue about over a glass of wine.”
  • #15
    Romance novels

    6 of 72 answers · steady (was #11, within the normal wobble)

    Live shelf
    6%
    Memory shelf
    13%

    ChatGPT 1Claude 2Gemini 3

    It came up when readers asked:

    • “What are the best romance novels of all time? I feel like I've barely read any and want to know what everyone rates.”
    • “I've got a long flight to Australia coming up, what romance novels would be good to get lost in for 20 odd hours?”
    • “Is there a romance series that's worth starting? I like when you get to follow the same characters across a few books.”
  • #46
    Young adult novels

    2 of 72 answers · steady (was #48, within the normal wobble)

    Live shelf
    4%
    Memory shelf
    0%

    ChatGPT 1Claude 1

    It came up when readers asked:

    • “I've never really read YA before but want to give it a go. Where should I start?”
    • “Which YA series is worth starting right now? I want something with a few books already out so I can binge it.”
  • #73
    Epic fantasy novels

    1 of 72 answers · new this week

    Live shelf
    2%
    Memory shelf
    0%

    Claude 1

    It came up when readers asked:

    • “I've read everything by Brandon Sanderson and need something new. Which epic fantasy authors should I try next?”

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