Privacy Policy for Turning Another Page
Your privacy matters here at Turning Another Page. This policy outlines what kind of data may be collected during your visit, and how it is used.

Children’s Privacy
Turning Another Page is intended for a general audience and is not aimed at children under 13. I do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone in that age group. If you’re under 13, please have a parent or guardian help you if you want to leave a comment or enter a giveaway.

Cookies & Analytics
Turning Another Page uses the default WordPress analytics and tracking tools, which may include cookies that monitor visitor interaction for general statistics—like how many people visit the site or which pages are most popular. These cookies do not collect personal identifying information. You can read more about how WordPress handles cookies and privacy here.

Giveaways & Social Media
Occasionally, Turning Another Page hosts giveaways—either directly on the blog or through its connected Facebook page. If you enter a giveaway, you may be asked to provide basic information (such as your name, email, or mailing address) solely for the purpose of winner selection and prize delivery. This information is never shared or stored long-term and is only passed on to a third party (such as a publisher or author) with your explicit permission.

Some giveaway entries or blog interactions may take place through social media platforms like Facebook. These platforms may collect data such as your IP address, browser details, or interaction history in accordance with their own privacy policies. For more details, please refer to Facebook’s Data Policy.

Social sharing buttons on Turning Another Page are provided for convenience and may include Facebook, Goodreads, and others. These buttons may track limited information if you’re logged into your social accounts while browsing. Any data collected through those tools is managed by the individual platforms and subject to their respective privacy policies.

Third-Party Links
Some blog posts may include links to external sites (like author pages, publisher info, or related media). I’m not responsible for the content or privacy practices of those external sites. Please review their policies if you interact with their content.

Comments
When you leave a comment on Turning Another Page, WordPress collects the information you voluntarily enter—such as your name, email address, website (optional), and the comment itself. Please remember that any information you post in a public comment becomes publicly visible and should be shared thoughtfully. Additionally, your IP address and browser information are logged to help with spam detection.

If cookies are enabled, WordPress may store your name, email, and website in your browser for convenience, so you won’t need to re-enter them when leaving another comment.

This site also uses Akismet, an automated spam detection service. Your comment data may be checked by Akismet to determine whether it should be flagged as spam. You can read more about Akismet’s privacy practices here.