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   capricornrisingposted 12 years ago

   Which genre of literature are you most generally drawn to? What kinds of books do you usually read?

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   pedrn44posted 12 years ago

   I love Stephen King and have read and collected all his books. The Twilight Series was also something I read feverishly until I finished all 4 novels. I also love to read about personal development. Jim Rohn was the best!

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   Danette Wattposted 12 years ago

   I used to read Stephen King up until I finished "It" After that I didn't get into his books any more. Years ago I read many bestsellers  - James Michener, James Clavell, Irving Wallace. Currently I'm into thrillers such as David Baldacci and others of that type. I've never gotten into romance or scifi but a few mysteries. Right now, I'm reading Book 2 in a series by Suzanne Collins, that started with Hunger Games. I HIGHLY recommend it, it's a real page turner.

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   jjackson786posted 12 years ago

   I love historical fiction. Some of my favorite "characters" have been Henry VIII and Cleopatra!

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   Ramsa1posted 12 years ago

   Motivational books, books that can help me improve my life, and be a better person and human being.

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   samanthamayerposted 12 years ago

   Just classics in general. I love the ideas and thinking they provoke. There is a reason classics have stood the test of time - they're fantastic! Perhaps one of my favorites is Pride and Prejudice. I even bought a copy in Spanish. It never fails to entertain.

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   genupherposted 12 years ago

   I have to admit, I am a sucker for happy endings ... I love laughter, quirkiness and a good story where love conquers all. Romance novels have become my favorite genre (quite the turnover from my youth which was strictly horror); I am particularly fond of paranormal and urban fantasy. A few of my go to authors are JR Ward, Nalini Singh, Maya Bank, and Larissa Ione.
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   emichaelposted 12 years ago

   I tend to be drawn to stories that take me out of the world as I know it, whether it's sci-fi or just a good adventure story. I also am drawn to coming of age and father/son relationships. The Road, I Am the Cheese, and Ender's Game are good examples.

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   Aley Martinposted 12 years ago

   British literature" classics. Maugham, Dickens, DH Lawrence and naturalism.

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