Trust & Family Privacy

Child profiles and family reading information are not public. Access is limited to authorised family members and necessary protected operations.

Authorised adults can review and edit a child’s profile, and remove a child through the confirmation step in their profile. You can select several readers when browsing or clear the selection to return to general book guidance.

Suitabook does not use child information for behavioural advertising. Add only the information that is useful for your reading decisions; optional sensitivities and reading-support information are not required for general exploration.

Explicit information supplied by a parent remains authoritative. Inferred behaviour should not silently rewrite what you told us about your child. Each child retains their own guidance and Reading Plan, even when you browse for several children together.

Suitabook uses AI-assisted systems as part of its Book Intelligence workflows, with structured evidence, versioning, validation and evaluation controls. Automated systems can make mistakes.

A guide may be based on a description or synopsis rather than the full text. Open ‘Sources & Confidence’ on contextual guides, or ‘About This Analysis’ on other guides, for the evidence and its limitations. Missing evidence remains unknown; it does not mean a concern is absent or that a book is unsuitable.

We explain the potential fit, considerations and suggested approach and timing rather than presenting a percentage-match score. A shared family result does not replace each child’s individual explanation.

Suitabook does not diagnose children or replace parental judgement or specialist advice. You make the final reading decision.