Do You Like Fiction or Non-Fiction?

Definitely, the imagination of some people is incredible. I just like the way they can take you to a whole new world

The world of people's imaginations are so much more vivid and fantastic than the real world.
5 Examples:
"The Lost Conspiracy" by Frances Hardinge (just finished it today, loved every word)

"Jade Green: A Ghost Story" by Phylis Reynolds Naylor (it sounds dumb, but it is CREEPY...)

"Labyrinth" by A.C.H. Smith (The BOOK, not the movie)

"The Two Princesses of Bamarre" by Gail Carson Levine (despite the title, it's not a girly book. It's about a bad*ss princess who journeys across her country, fighting ogres, dragons, etc., to find a cure for a disease her sister has)

"Behind the Attic Wall" by Sylvia Cassedy (my all-time favorite book EVER. I've only had the book for a year, and it's already falling apart from being read so many times)

I do like some realistic fiction, though. But mostly, stories about reality bore me. Not that I don't like the real world--I love the world--but most non-fiction or realistic fiction books are cancer stories or stupid old west tales or war stories or books where they sit around "in the summer heat" and do absolutely nothing. The realistic fiction I like is kind of fictitious, like "Every Soul A Star" by Wendy Mass or "The Wanderer" by Sharon Creech or "Wonderstruck"/"The Invention of Hugo Cabret" by Brian Selznick. The stories could actually happen in real life, but they're so vivid and imaginative.

All the way man.

I like learning new things and fiction only teaches you vocabulary words if you think about it non fiction gives me knowledge I can use

You know what they say; truth is stranger than fiction.

I like both, but I do tend to read more non-fiction books fully. I tend to be picky about the type of fiction I read, even my favorite authors don't get fully read books if the first 3 chapters aren't up to scratch!

Like more fiction........but some non-fiction is amazing

Fiction all the way c:

romatic and realistic fiction oh and sic fi

Books like these are what I live for:

non fiction are usualy sad stories
fiction is a lie and therfore has a good story

I like to escape... there's enough reality in this world.

Non Fiction 60% of the time/Fiction 40% of the time.

I like both but probably read more fiction, when I even do read

I read the bible from time to time c;

I like both, but I tend to read fiction more when I read for fun. By the way, the question photo is of one of my most favorite books!

I read about 70/30 maybe

I like both equally so but I have to read more non-fiction on a day to day basis so I chose that

I'm big on escapism .

I adopted one of my dogs from a book I read.

His name is now Tigg (short for Tigger)

Because it's highly unlikely that Non-fiction is the best to read, in my opinion.

I like them both, but I read more of one than the other.

I breathe fiction! Why would I ever read about ordinary lives when I see them all around me every day. I live one. Books are there to escape from reality. At least for me.

fiction is number one , reality .....we faced reality everyday no need to read about it.

I prefer reality.

But some non-fiction is good too.

love fiction.

Most definitely fiction, I get more engrossed or lost in the worlds imagined in works of fiction :).

For a long time now, I read a mostly history. For years I only read mysteries though.

I love learning about the REAL world but I like LOTR

I enjoy reading both, but I prefer to read a bit of fiction before bed.

I like fantasy better than reality although I read both.

Emma Watson eyes?

both acctually

Both!

Personally, I like reading non-fiction for learning purposes. I don't enjoy reading non-fiction stories, though. Fiction, after all, has to make sense, have connections, themes, and literary devices which make the experience better which non-fiction accounts usually lack. Fiction is just better put together. Non-fiction is as senseless as life is, most of the time.

Fantasy is so much better than reality

Please. I just really like learning things. It gives me more things to do in real life.

Not I will tell you why! ... Okay to say... It Edmond Hamilton. "City on the edge of the world" (1951).

Love good novels!