What type of books you read a lot?
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Rosemary Owolabi
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Re: What type of books you read a lot?
Comedy. and. Sci-fi
If you are having a bad day, let people see that you are having a good day...Spread good vibes, people are going through a lot already. 
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Tori_J
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I read a lot of sci-fi. I love science and I love books. SO that combo is IT for me.
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Blessing O 2
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I love reading Other fiction, science fiction and romance.
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Preye I
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I vote for action. But mostly I read thrillers, mystery and true crime.
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stylesreview
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Any book with action, humor, and some mystery. Genre doesn't matter as much to me as these three things.
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Marsha JJ
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I read a lot of nonfiction books as I find they expand my knowledge and positively impact my life.
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Cheap_ad1849
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Inspirational books mainly for me..
Books that Inspire one to grow, be better; Character development and Christ inspired books.
Books that Inspire one to grow, be better; Character development and Christ inspired books.
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SHERREE HANCOCK
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Anything by Nicolas Sparks
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Arianne Joy Melendres
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I read about anything and everything ! The most I read is historical fiction, romance, and fantasy.
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Emidio Inocencio
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Fantasy, suspense, science fiction books and motivational books.
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Jay Peter
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I love reading mysteries, thrillers, romance, and fiction books.
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Henry Patrovic
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Scott Fling
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I like the old tradional ghost and haunted house and psychological horror stories but Im with you, Fran. Zombies and vampires were never my thing, either. The only good vampire stores in my opinion were Dracula and Carmilla. And most zombie stories are just plain stupid.
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A bit of everything. I lean toward less mainstream novels, written by lower profile authors with higher quality.
"Every story has three
"Every story has three
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BravoJedi
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Historical books, historical-fiction, and sci-fi (typically Star Wars).
Book author of A Story of the Beginning and the No Tears series.
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"I guess every once in a while both suns shine on a womp rats tail." - The Mandalorian
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"I guess every once in a while both suns shine on a womp rats tail." - The Mandalorian
