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MEMBER & GUEST INTERACTION SECTION => THE COFFEE HOUSE ((( SOCIAL - ROOM ))) => BOOKS and AUDIOBOOKS => Topic started by: beemaster on September 10, 2010, 10:49:18 am
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Took a while to create THIS poll, but...
WHAT DO YOU READ??? You can choose as many categories as you wish :)
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i think you covered it all! :-D
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I left out my favorite (which is a sub category of horror) ZOMBIES - now THEY are some GREAT books when you can find them.
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oh yeah
zombies happen to be my own personal favorite in the horror genre as well.
I selected quite a few choices. I'm just addicted to books is what it amounts to.
Big Bear
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I like to read almost anything. I do try to follow this rotation.
Spiritual/Religious
Classics
Something for fun(any subject)
Anyone else do this?
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Thanks for voting in the pull. I know it's 2 1/2 years ago, but sadly it in memory loss issues from lymes disease, I don't remember creating this poll – it's good to see someone actually take it, nine votes to have years seems a little lite. Hopefully now that it's reposted some others may vote. Thanks.
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I almost didn't because of the date but thought, What the heck ;)
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I like action and thrillers, and I guess it would be called historical fiction. Also fiction, sometimes romantic, but generally speaking, I don't read to many romantic books.
Some of my favorite books are:
Behind the Beautiful Forever by Katherine Boo (LIfe, Death and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity)
Tulip Fever by Deborah Moggach (this was a very sensual romance set in Amsterdam)
Life of Pi by Yann Martel (they made a movie out of this book) One of my favorites
I love David Baldacci Books (action, thrillers) and have read:
The Forgotten
Absolute Power
The Winner (one of my favorites)
Stone Cold
Divine Justice
The Round House by Louise Erdrich (Story of a Crime on an Indian Reservation)
I love, love, love the trilogy by Stieg Larsson:
The girl who played with fire, The girl who kicked the hornets nest, and the girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I just love the heroine of these books.
Well thats enough for now.
Annette
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I picked "Other" - I often choose by author no matter what the genre may be. Anything by Orson Scott Card - I grab if I see it. Neil Gaiman is a master of descriptions (He's also a beekeeper - but I'm not sure how hands-on he is with it.) I wouldn't know how to categorize myself as a reader, since if I'm not looking for something specific - I could wind up with anything. Sci-fi Sci-fi Sci fi. is where I land most when I'm not going by author.
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Audio books....no strain on the eyes, and at my age I know I will be forgotten what I heard in five minutes anyway. :lau:
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any thing that is well written and informative whether nonfiction or fiction, and I like to hold aht printed version in my hands,(batteries not required)
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I prefer hard copies over Ebooks too. Just something about the feel and smell that makes it more personal.
I do have the kindle app on my phone which is really convenient when I find an unexpected wait or break in town or at work.