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I'm the definition of a hopeless romantic so I'll give you one guess ;)
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I love fantasy (Harry Potter and such) and historical fiction. I also read romance, but not much..
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@kimmyschemy

Although I love fantasy as well, but I'm ashamed to say that I read only one of the Harry Potter books - The Goblet of Fire. But I'm looking to get on good terms with the series soon. What do you think? Worth it to read the whole series from beginning to end?
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Leon Durham wrote:@kimmyschemy

Although I love fantasy as well, but I'm ashamed to say that I read only one of the Harry Potter books - The Goblet of Fire. But I'm looking to get on good terms with the series soon. What do you think? Worth it to read the whole series from beginning to end?
Well, if you are into witches, charms, spells and flying brooms (that kind of fantasy), I can say it's definitely worth it and you will enjoy the series as much as we did :D
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@kimmyschemy Looking forward to it!
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Fantasy Fantasy Fantasy!

And Leon jeez you need to read those Harry Potter books for real :P
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Good ones. ;)
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Amorlina wrote:I love reading classic literature books such as robinson crusoe, little women, little me, anne of green gables, pride and prejudice etc.
Anne of Green Gables is one of my favourite series! (Generally I hate classics.) The genre I read the most is fantasy and sci-fi, and a little romance and historical fiction now and then.
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I'm pretty all over the place with what I read, but i tend to lean more towards paranormal, mystery, and dystopian novels
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I love reading fantasy books, especially those where racism, homophobia, misogyny, aren't a thing.
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I love action filled books with jokes sprinkled here and there.
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100% sci/fi. Anything with a magician and sword fighting is my favorite. But then, a good mystery is always a winner too. Never really got on the vampire storyline.
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My reading genre has evolved a lot. It went from sappy romance books in middle school to classics now
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Everything by Stephen King. (I don't watch the movies, though.)
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