What's your favorite genre of book?

by Яenju Posted 2012/08/18 03:23:18

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	Criminal Justice	3 votes	3%
	Employment	0 votes	0%
	Horror	11 votes	12%
	Humor	1 vote	1%
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	Education	1 vote	1%
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	Sci-Fi	14 votes	15%
	Tragedy	1 vote	1%
	Undecided	15 votes	16%
	All of the above	12 votes	13%
	None of the above	20 votes	22%

say about your favorite type of books.What kind of books do you like?

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Sean McDonald 2012/08/18 05:08:34

Undecided

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Horror

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P. Sturm 2012/09/13 09:31:44

Undecided

Horror; SciFi/Fantasy; Novel/Short Stories; Poetry; Historical; Criminal Justice; Adventure; and Sacred texts of world religions.

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Amine 2012/09/05 20:52:15

None of the above

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dead girl 2012/08/23 01:59:40

Undecided

Shakespeare and fantasy

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goblue1968 2012/08/20 18:17:16

Undecided

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Lately, it's been anything which I find challenging and make me think and want to investigate further, e.g. philosophy, physics, cosmology, authors who attempt to prove the existence of some kind of god.

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jmc07806-PWCM-JLA 2012/08/20 17:29:09

Undecided

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Bio's and history

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rebecca 2012/08/20 16:37:50

Romance

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mystery or that

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Black_Rose 2012/08/20 13:39:17

All of the above

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I love all kinds of books

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Alex Jenkins 2012/08/20 10:34:42
EdVenture 2012/08/20 00:02:56

None of the above

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I am a buff for reference materials and factual representations. Art, culture, economic, science, nature, forensic, history, architecture, geology, etc., that in my mind is worthy as an ageless reference resource. I find more enjoyment having the hard copy. Am working on a reference book for Japanese art swords and related items as i am into that at this time.

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MAZ142 2012/08/19 21:57:44

All of the above

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I like any book that drags me in, is written well and has a good plot!

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Glitchie 2012/08/19 07:55:36

Sex/Erotica

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It's just fun....

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KeeganTheAwesome 2012/08/19 06:43:31

Novels/Short stories/Poems

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Especially the ones that concern the political or religious turmoils of either our world or an alternative one (e.g. The Lord of the Rings, A Song of Ice and Fire, The Count of Monte Cristo, His Dark Materials).

However, I also enjoy books about physics, especially quantum mechanics and other new, unexplored fields of science which the science community has just begun investigating.

In simple words, any book which gets me thinking and questioning what I already know.

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goblue1968 to KeeganT... 2012/08/20 18:11:03

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I am reading as much as I can find (and attempt to understand) about physics, both in quantum mechanics and cosmology. I have read Brian Greene's books which he tries to explain in "layman's" language, but even those are quite challenging. He has narrated some shows on TV in a "Fabric of the Cosmos" series which are quite well produced with recorded input from several contemporary physicists. Have you seen those?

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KeeganT... to goblue1968 2012/08/21 03:42:22

Not as far as I know, but are they related to other shows like "Through the Wormhole?" Your description matches those shows' descriptions rather well.

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goblue1968 to KeeganT... 2012/08/22 21:16:30

They are similar in content, but have different producers. Through the Wormhole appears on the Science Channel on my cable outlet on Wednesday nights. The "Fabric of the Cosmos" was a series of shows which was produced by NOVA and shown on the PBS stations on my cable channels. It was based upon a book which Brian Greene wrote in 2005 by the same title which described the latest knowledge of physics at that time in terms that non-physicists could understand. I did try to read the book and it was quite challenging, but the TV presentation was much easier to comprehend with all the special effects visual format. The "Through the Wormhole" series gets into a broader range of topics which goes into sciences related to psychology and medicine and some philosophy as well. It is well done and I have been watching all of those.

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Serenity the goth. 2012/08/19 04:45:50

Horror

I love dark things.

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Nan to Serenit... 2012/08/21 03:22:02

Wow...those first 2 look really interesting.

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Raphy 2012/08/19 03:25:28

Sci-Fi

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Give me science fiction. But I do read the Bible a lot

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joan.sloane 2012/08/19 03:03:22

Undecided

Books about world religions and associated subjects and books related to jewelry, gemstones and similar topics. Sometimes horror or mystery grab my attention.

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Queen Katherine 2012/08/19 02:45:50

None of the above

History.

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rebecca to Queen K... 2012/08/20 16:40:26

in school

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Queen K... to rebecca 2012/08/20 20:50:09

No

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rebecca to Queen K... 2012/08/21 06:01:12

what no i like history in school

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Philo-OOO For 3 weeks! 2012/08/19 00:02:13

All of the above

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Well, most of the above, anyway - of course, I'll read a cereal box if that's all there is to read...

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Nan 2012/08/18 22:50:13

Undecided

That's a toughie for me. I have quite a few I like alot...horror, historical fiction, and bios are among my favorites. I think it depends on the mood I'm in at the time..what I feel like getting into.

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rebecca to Nan 2012/08/20 16:41:03

where in nc are you from

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Nan to rebecca 2012/08/21 03:20:56

We're in New Bern, NC. Are you from NC too?

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rebecca to Nan 2012/08/21 06:02:00

yes

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rebecca to rebecca 2012/08/21 06:02:39

charlotte

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Nan to rebecca 2012/08/21 03:26:28

We're from New Bern, NC. Are you from NC also?

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rebecca to Nan 2012/08/21 06:02:14

yes

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rebecca to rebecca 2012/08/21 06:02:49

charlotte

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frequent–antagonist 2012/08/18 21:06:54

None of the above

Fantasy is my most preferred genre of novel.

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VampFreak13 2012/08/18 19:36:23

Romance

Paranormal...Historical... :)

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rebecca to VampFre... 2012/08/20 16:41:43

romance so do i

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VampFre... to rebecca 2012/08/20 20:33:03

Living vicariously is often better than reality...at least in romance books you are assured of a happy ending... :)

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rebecca to VampFre... 2012/08/21 06:03:15

always

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..::localeye::.. 2012/08/18 19:09:48

None of the above

TV

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Piwan 2012/08/18 18:47:57

Horror

Mostly, but also sci-fi, fantasy, true crime, documentary type, reference!

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~EvanescenceForever~ <3 2012/08/18 18:28:52

Horror

Horror is the best kind of book. :D

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