What Do You Like to Read

I love to read. I have wide reading tastes. I read a lot of nonfiction on nature, politics, biography, religion, and history. I also like true crime, mysteries, and fiction about how people in families relate to each other, such as the books in the Rosemont series. My new favorite legal thriller writer is Randy Singer. I like him better now than my old favorite, John Grisham. As I was looking through my bookshelves and some unshelved boxes I brought over from the other house recently, I came to the sad conclusion that I will never have time to read all the wonderful books I have around the house in the time I have left, let alone the ones on my Kindle. I don't understand why I keep getting more.

Reading is something that helps us to grow mentally... I am totally fond of it.... My favourite is Haruki Murakami

I still love Stephen King, I skipped the Dome and I really loved the Detective Hodge Trilogy, you should read those 3 books.

These days, I look at the title and back cover to determine if I'll like the book. Mostly I read novels of no particular genre. I like historical fiction. I like novels with some depth to them. If it's a skinny 300-page book, it typically doesn't interest me.

@RubyHawk I have a friend and a place where I used to see her she would give me books to read and Sue Grafton was one of the authors. I love reading. I have loved a lot of authors but cannot remember most of them. I do love Fay Kellerman's books but think her husband's books are boring.

I seldom read, but when I do, I like to read from authors whom keep me glued to the pages and can't wait to fnd out what happens next. Some of my favorites are Douglas Kennedy, John Grisham, Danielle Steel and Julie Garwood.

I spend most of my free time reading.I like reading classical literature and history written in classical Chinese,such as «Historical Records»and «A Dream in Red Mansions»

I listen to audio stories of all kinds Ruby.

I like history and I would say Allison Plowden is one of my favorite though I am reading a book called The Shadow of the Workhouse by Jennifer Worth.

I like biographies and romance novels. I also like classics by authors like Jane Austen.

My choice is research journals, medical text books and alternative health books. Sounds odd to some but these are fascinating to me. Some we own that were printed in 1917 are especially interesting. People are told how to use food to cure illnesses. We've all heard food should be our medicine.

used to love to read, then found i'd not the time. later'n life, i'd the time but not the eyesight, comprehension 'n inability to retain what i'd read. i confess to've not read a book'n some years... not a fan 'f sci-fi 'n romance novel-type schtuff. loved a good mystery 'n novels 'f cowboy tales.

I like realistic fiction or autobiographies. But mostly I have been reading Japanese manga because they are just so fun and I need inspiration for my own work. For books, I adored Ned Vizzini and Ellen Hopkins was a staple for me when I was a teenager.

I work in a public library but I don't have much free time to read, usually I only read one book per month. I love mystery and crime stories too.

As a child, and then a teenager, I only read fiction. As an adult, for some reason I changed to reading only nonfiction. I will read anything by Atul Gawande, as his medical based books are fascinating. I have gotten several people to love his books. I like books by A.J. Jacobs, best known for writing "The Year of Living Biblically". In addition, Mary Roach writes about different subjects in great detail, such as space, or life in the morgue. Sounds boring and gross, but they aren't. I also love to read books about sports. Favorite Christian authors are Philip Yancey and Beth Moore.

I have read a lot all my life. Now I read much less and watch more TV.

I love to read, I always have a book in my hand. I too love mystery and crime.

My preference is mysteries. F. Scott Fitzgerald is my favorite author.