Your most preferred reading genre
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Re: Your most preferred reading genre
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Cute YA stories are my favorite, and I'm still really into paranormal stuff! So many books I want to read!
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Me too. If i'm in the right mood, I can read just about any fiction or non-fiction book. I suppose my preference would be fantasy fiction because that's what i've been reading the most of recently.Bighuey wrote:Im with booklvr62. It depends mostly on my mood. Altho Im partial to horror and ghost stories and fantastic fiction and history, but I like most anything with a good story.
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I read a LOT of romance. I like mystery/ spy thrillers/ fantasy/ sci fi... but I love historical Romance. I know I should probably vary the diet a little more but a good romance just gives me a lift. I don't want to read about pain and suffering... for that I just turn on the news. What can I say... I'm an addict!tammy_waggoner31 wrote:Romance, I know its a cliche but I love romance. I read mystery, but there must be an element of romance. I read paranormal but romance must be present. I could go on and on but I'll read just about anything as long as there is a love story attached to it. I read lots of non fiction that doesn't need a romantic element but if I want to get lost in a book it must include a little romance.