What do you like to read?

[DaisyMae001]

Well today, we live in a time full of technology. People spend all their time on laptops, iPads and phones. Books are 'out of date' and children of this generation - like me! often hate to read.

Me im different, i love it. So what do you think?

Do you like reading?

Is it boring to you?

Is it informing, or do you prefer fiction?

So many questions but i want to know what type you like to read.
Me, i love apocalyptic/horror type stories.

For example at the moment, i am truly obsessed with 'The Enemy' series by Charlie Higson - Author of the young Bond series. Its i a very moving book, with lots of sad and scary scenes. A must read for zombie book lovers!

Is reading for geeks? Post your thoughts below!

[Alkaz]

I like reading fiction avout events in history. Im currently almost at the end of the Tudor period of the Phillipa Gregory series surrounding Elizabeth Woodville. Love it, dont want any of the books to end lol

[Catchy]

thriller and true story books, I haven't read a book in years though aside from medical books lol

[FlyingJesus]

I usually read scifi and fantasy books, making my way through the Anne Rice vampire stories at the moment which are fabbbbbbb but absolute favourite author is Roger Zelazny

[lawrawrrr]

Fiction!! I used to read exclusively romance books but I'm picking up more about mental health and stuff now which is interesting! I mostly judge books by their covers which is terrible but thats genuinely how I pick, if they have an interesting cover and a good blurb!

[lemons]

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[King-Tom]

I sometimes like informative books on history from years ago from wars etc. that's the only books i don't find that boring haha

[despect]

I used to be such a book nerd when I was younger but I kinda started to find it boring after a while. If had to choose a genre that I'd read then I'd choose detective crime books. I love those mystery type of books. Very good read :)

[Sho]

mostly sci-fi, fantasy and crime. i stopped reading for about two years since i was working so much i never had the time but getting back into it now

[SeptemberNum]

I'd like reading powerful books about improving life itself. I'm planning to read " Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki.

[Yassok]

I like History Books. The last book I've read was "100 Deaths for famous Persons". It's Awesome.

[King-Tom]

I like History Books. The last book I've read was "100 Deaths for famous Persons". It's Awesome.

ooo sounds interesting, might have to give that a go

[Yassok]

ooo sounds interesting, might have to give that a go

You Must do man, You'll Like it.

[King-Tom]

You Must do man, You'll Like it.

Yeah i am gonna keep a eye out!! :)

[Drew]

I often read to learn something new as opposed to for entertainment, so I love reading biographies, self-help books, travel narratives and non-fiction books (on lots of different topics such as philosophy, behavioural psychology, natural history, social science, and environmental science). I do read fiction occasionally though!

[despect]

I often read to learn something new as opposed to for entertainment, so I love reading biographies, self-help books, travel narratives and non-fiction books (on lots of different topics such as philosophy, behavioural psychology, natural history, social science, and environmental science). I do read fiction occasionally though!

I've actually been looking for some biographies to read. Can you recommend any that are interesting? :)

[King-Tom]

recently read a book called outlander that was good

[Drew]

I've actually been looking for some biographies to read. Can you recommend any that are interesting? :)
Recently read a memoir called When Breath Becomes Air, you may have heard of it since it's quite popular. It's by Paul Kalanithi and unfortunately was posthumously released. He was a neurosurgeon facing terminal lung cancer - he wrote about his life, his family, mortality and what it means to live a meaningful life. It's heartbreaking but also inspiring, definitely one of the most beautiful books I have ever read. Good one to get into especially at the start of a new year :)

[LUCPIX]

I have to say that I wasn't a "real reader" until a few months ago (i have a passion for comic books and every kind of picture-book though lol) so it's complicated to sort a favorite genre
but well, fantasy books are nice, specially The Lord of the Rings!
I love those "fictional history" books too, like Mutiny on the Bounty and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas!! ^-^

[nat965]

I usually tend to read biographies/autobiographies/true story books.

[Sloths]

I love reading, like any genre really apart from non fiction. There's only a couple of non fiction books I've been able to get into, I just struggle with them. My faves are young adult/new adult and fantasy though :)

[Neversoft]

Tragic romance and surrealism.

[PrettyLoven]

I like Historical Romance with or without Adventure. I also like young adult books and even some pre-teen books.
I like to write and draw cartoons so when I see and read a Children's chapter book, preteen or young adult book and some manga it give me ideas of writing and drawing my own.

I also like spiritual and religious books. And comic strips and grahic novels: D

[LUCPIX]

update: everything but technical/selfhelp