What Genre Do You Read The Most?

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I love horror and fantasy too! You can see that I live in an imaginary world – even if it’s a scary one! Real life is more terrifying to me :stuck_out_tongue:

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Ooh I’ve never really had the chance to get into detective stuff, except from reading Nancy Drew when I was a kid. Any recommendations?

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Probably none that you would find interesting :stuck_out_tongue: I’m 13. Of course, murder most ladylike series is good, Agatha Christie (duh!). One of Us is Lying and its sequel. Connections in Death is good imo too.

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Well, I like to read more than one genre, but mainly I read: Action, drama (here and there), Sci-Fi and adventure.
I am less attached to romance

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Great genres! :smiley: But then again I’m not the best person to ask because I love most genres haha!

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what about historical fiction?

being historical usually is a play on real events, and historical fiction tends to bring in elements of history, fiction and fantasy

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I read a lot of murder mysteries, and thrillers. I’m into fantasy, but really the only fantasy series I read are Keeper of the Lost Cities, Six of Crows, and The Crown’s Game. I also like sci-fi dystopian future books like the Renegades series.

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I love FANTASY!!! I also love crime stories, adventure, romance,and action!

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Thriller stories are so underrated.

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Same, same, same and oh, same!

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I love sci-fi but I haven’t read any horror in a while and I tend to like that too.

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Same, actually! I love sci-fi. Reading horror freaks me out more than watching it usually because my imagination can invent stuff that’s a lot scarier than what CGI is capable of :stuck_out_tongue: It’s like whenever a creature/monster/ghost/demon gets a face reveal, it’s suddenly not so scary anymore!

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I love dystopian novels but my main problem is I find it hard to find good ones :sweat_smile:

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The Hunger Games and Throne Of Glass are two of my most favourite dystopian novels.

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I’ve read the entire hunger games series around this time last year tbh :joy:. I really enjoyed it even though it was so emotionally taxing, when Katniss was hungry so was I.

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I know! When she was thirsty, so was I! I felt sad when she was sad and its the first series that actually made me feel like that. :joy:

In the third book, I was just waiting for Peeta to return and like, when he came but he hated Katniss, I put the book down and cried my eyes out first. :joy:

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I guess I read contemporary fiction the most, like new releases and stuff, mostly due to my book club. Then, if I like the book, I go back and read other works by her. I liked Commonwealth by Ann Patchett so I just finished Bel Canto (highly recommend).

Sometimes a non-fiction book thrown in there (like Bad Blood about the scammer Elizabeth Holmes and Sapiens, the coolest look at history).

And then I read fluffy YA romances in french because that’s my level there. Hope I will be able to read more books of substance in French someday!

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Bump! (4)
And I read mostly fiction and fantasy!

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I like every genre except romance but I love thrillers and murder mysteries the most :eyes::sparkles:
I was into fantasy a few years ago, but I stopped reading fantasy after trying to read Harry Potter… It was way too predictable to me and I almost fell asleep while reading it :neutral_face: :eyes::sparkles:

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