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A Book of Questions

A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

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Every kid has questions...and they also have the capacity to discover very interesting answers. In A Book of Questions, Jane G. Meyer leads kids through a pint-sized Socratic exercise in questioning the nature of the universe. Paired with Lucia Salemi�s whimsical illustrations, these questions are sure to get kids thinking, and coming up with new questions of their own.

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

Time for the bookish discussion question of the day 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻! Here it is: Since everyone knows you are a passionate reader, do you often get asked for recommendations? Have you had any questions that were real stumpers? #BookTalk

Bookwormjillk Never actually but people give me recommendations all the time. 4y

Amiable At work I‘m known as “The Book Lady on the 3rd Floor.” 😀 People from other departments often seek me out for book suggestions. I think many people believe I will just tell them the name of That One Great Book That Everyone Would Love. But I always quiz them first about the genres they enjoy. If they say “romance” or “YA” then I tell them I can‘t really recommend anything because I don‘t read those myself. I will offer alternatives, though. (edited) 4y

Sharpeipup Rarely 4y

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kammartinez Not in the sense that people outright ask me for recs, but my friends and acquaintances often look at my blog and social media to see what I've been reading, and form their own ideas based on my reviews - or how much metaphorical screaming/keysmash I do on my Twitter. Sometimes my closest friends and I will rec each other stuff - if you can call “Read this or we can't be friends anymore“ jokes “recommending“. 4y

rwmg It has happened and of course my mind went completely blank. Next time I shall say, “Let's go to a bookshop and see what they've got“ 4y

Avanders Hey I left you a note re LH I‘m Slack... in case you didn‘t get a notification ☺️ (I miss them all the time). Also to answer your question — yes! And I have to be careful bc not everyone likes speculative fiction as much as I do... 😜 (edited) 4y

ravenlee Not much, but when I was a bookseller I got it a lot and almost always blanked. I was only truly stumped once, but I think the guy asking was just screwing with me. He said he needed a rec for his brother‘s birthday gift but his brother doesn‘t read, has terrible taste in movies and music, and didn‘t need the unhealthy stuff from our cafe (so no gift card). It seriously went on for 10 minutes. Not sure if he was a bored jerk or hitting on me. 🙄 4y

ShelleyBooksie Yes. I blank if the person is interested in a genre that I do not read a lot of. 4y

SaturnDoo Yes. At my libraries I am known as "The lady who has read everything" ?? so the librarians often ask me for recs or ask if I have read certain books. When I'm there they often send other patrons to me for recs ? which is fine. It's lots of fun to help. 4y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

Time for the bookish discussion question of the day 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻! Here it is: Do you make it a point to read books that have won awards? Are there any particular awards you like to follow? #BookTalk

Samplergal I do. I try to read some of the Booker prize long/ shortlist. I also like to read the Pulitzer sometimes, but it‘s not always a must. Sometimes I agree and sometimes I don‘t! 5y

BillBlume Not really, but I‘m always excited when I learn a book I enjoyed wins something. 5y

teebe I don‘t really pay attention to that. I tend to only realize a book has won an award when I pick it up and it has it listed on the cover. But there are a few books that I only found out about because other people who follow the prizes read them first. 5y

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Johanna414 I try to read the Michael Printz and Newbery award winners 5y

StillLookingForCarmenSanDiego Not really. It's more of a bonus if I find out it's won awards. Although the Canada Reads awards tend to bring more books to my attention. But I don't necessarily seek them out. 5y

Leftcoastzen I look at many of the prize lists but it won‘t make me read something on that basis alone. 5y

CampbellTaraL I don't, but like others, I'm happy for the author if their book earns an award. 5y

Slajaunie I do not make it a point to read award winning books. I just read what I like, or think, I would like. 5y

CouronneDhiver Nope... just pick and choose whatever feels right. 5y

TheSpineView Not at all! 5y

wordzie Award winning is good when u can't decide if I really want to read it or not, but all book a that win awards aren't always that great. Oprah's Book Club books are 😎 even though its not exactly an award. 5y

LazyLimaLife Sometimes the award makes me shy away! I‘ve felt that some award winners were so overwrought and fiddly with characters, they couldn‘t possibly have been read by the people who make book award decisions. 5y

cherinium Interesting question. Book awards are so low on my radar that I don't even know one from another. I wouldn't be able to tell you the first thing about any of them, much less which book has won them. 😝🙃🥇🥈🥉 5y

JSW I don‘t pursue books that have won awards, but if I find myself reading an award-winner, sometimes I wonder *why* they won. 5y

rwmg Once I've worked myself up to read Quo Vadis I will continue my quest to rwad 5y

rwmg Read Nobel prize winners 5y

Geeklet I try to read the Hugo nominees, at least for best novel. 5y

dragondrool Not generally. I might look up the winner and grab a copy if it sounds interesting, but the award isn't a big influencer. 5y

DGRachel I tried to read the Man Booker long list last year and hated 3 of the 4 I managed to get through. I tend to avoid award winners. 5y

LibrarianRyan I try to real. Most of the Illinois Reads titles each year. The only ones I do t get read are normally adult and teen. 5y

Peddler410 I follow ALA Youth Media Awards. I‘ve been focusing more on Stonewall Award and Schneider Award. 5y

ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled I go for Booker books and Miles Franklin winners 👍 5y

ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled Not sure if my earlier comment went through - but I gravitate toward the Booker and Miles Franklin winners 5y

KarenUK I like to read the Women‘s prize for fiction (formerly Orange/Baileys prize) 5y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

Introvert mostly! 😌
Sleep more always! 🛏
I do like audiobooks but I‘d go with a movie 🍿
Cook - I hate cleaning. 🍽
Reading old favourites - for me it‘s rereading Harry Potter for the thousandth time! ⚡️
#bookslumpblues

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

1. Ready Player One
2. Twilight (true story 🤣)
3. Zadie Smith, Neil Gaiman, Hanif Kureishi, Holly Black, Seamus Heaney, Alexander McCall Smith, and a few others (I love to go to the Edinburgh Book Festival 😉)
4. Can‘t think of any. #weekendchat

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CSeydel I went to a “conversation with Alexander McCall Smith” at the LA Times festival of books years ago. He was very entertaining! 6y

Zelma I read Twilight for the same reason - it was getting some buzz and had a pretty cover. 😆 6y

tif I am so envious that you've met Neil Gaiman!! 6y

JenaJenkins Me too for the Twilight cover! 😂🍎 6y

JazzFeathers You have met so many authors. I'm jelous 😜 6y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

Hey guys! I made a thing 😊 Just some fun questions to kick off the weekend.

Here‘s mine:
⚡️The Gunslinger. Still need to read Drawing of the Three, though. Gunslinger was just ... so weird.

⚡️Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children

⚡️Timothy Zahn, Naomi Nye, Stephanie Pearl-McPhee, Anil Ananthaswamy, Sebastian Junger

⚡️Treacle tart (Harry Potter), Roasted pumpkin (No 1 Ladies Detective Agency)

Your turn! #weekendchat

DGRachel Ooh, I‘m going to have to think about these. 🤔 6y

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melbeautyandbooks

A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

My friend is trying to find the name of this book. I told her I would ask you super smart Littens.

Please see her description below and post if you know the answer.

Can anyone tell me the name of a book I read in college for a “middle school” English class. It was about a red headed boy who could see in color. And they killed twin children. The red headed boy kidnapped an infant twin child. It was also a movie. Thanks!

EllieDottie She may be talking about the Giver by Lois Lowry... Jonah doesn‘t have red hair but one of the first colors he sees is his friend‘s red hair and he kidnaps a baby it‘s not a twin but with twins in this world only one lives because otherwise twins would be different than everyone else. It‘s also a movie. (edited) 6y

melbeautyandbooks Thanks @elliedottie ! I will ask her and see if this is what she was thinking about. 6y

melbeautyandbooks @EllieDottie You are the winner! Thank you! 😊 6y

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CoffeeCatsBooks

A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

1. 😻💕📖
2. Atwood, George R. R. Martin, J. K. Rowling
3. Tonight strawberry margaritas but the rest of the time reading, napping w/ kitties, reading
4. Only child

#Friyayintro

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Cinfhen Strawberry Margarita 🤗😜😋🍹 7y

erzascarletbookgasm 🙂😅😍 7y

TrishB 👍😀❤ 7y

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Lcsmcat ❤️ Atwood! 7y

DGRachel Only child here, too! 🎉😂😊 7y

Laura317 Your evening plans sound perfect. 7y

MidnightBookGirl Love your evening plans! 😉📚🖤 7y

[DELETED] 206653737 😻 and strawberry margaritas sound tasty! 7y

LibrarianJen 😂💖🍻 yay for only child‘s! 7y

Chachic JK Rowling is pretty awesome.🙌😂😭 7y

kamoorephoto Those are my favorite emojis too 😻💕📖!!!! 6y

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CoffeeCatsBooks

A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

1. The PageHabit on FB
2. Always ❤️📖
3. The Little Princess & The Giant All-Color Book of Fairy Tales
4. All the Light We Cannot See
5. Knitting
6. The Expanse
7. The Lifted Veil (Spine)
8. Total failure at these
9. This is a tad embarrassing: FairyLoot, Unicorn Crate, OwlCrate, Shelflove, Litjoy, BOMC, Nocturnal Box (and for my birthday month trying Introverts Retreat, Illimicrate, Once Upon a Book, Bookishly' Tea and a book)
10. My dad

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SilversReviews Great answers. I have to check out THE PAGE HABIT. 7y

LazyOwl I am so jealous of all your subscription books. Nothing to be ashamed of. I would be so happy to be subscribed to so many, unfortunately the wallet doesn't allow for this for me. 7y

CoffeeCatsBooks @SilversReviews The FB group is great but I wasn't as impressed with their subscription service. 7y

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CoffeeCatsBooks @LazyOwl Thanks for supporting my book subscription addiction, lol 📖😉 7y

SilversReviews @CoffeeCatsBooks Thanks for the info. 7y

moranadatter 6. Me too! Which subscription is your favorite? 7y

CoffeeCatsBooks @moranadatter Factoring in price, I'd say Unicorn Crate, Shelflove, and Nocturnal (I can't just pick one!) 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

Usually my bed but I've been reading on the couch a lot lately.
#bookishquestionoftheweek
@BookishGirl06

Jenni_Capps On my porch!! Can't wait for some fall porch reading!! 🍂🍁 7y

Jess7 My reading chair :-) 7y

Gezemice bed 7y

monkeygirlsmama I mostly read while sitting on my bed. 7y

Debiw781 @Jenni_Capps @Jess7 @Gezemice @monkeygirlsmama ❤️❤️ 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

1. Key West at the moment
2. Etched in Bone by Anne Bishop
3. Secrets in Death by JD Robb
4. Too many... but I'll pick The Best Loved Doll
5. The Hunger Games
6. The next Simon R. Green book!

#letstalkaboutbooksbaby
@Liberty

julesG Your No 3 is on my TBR, too. Saw it on my friend's shelf, but didn't get to it in time. 7y

DGRachel Jelly. Key West is one of my favorite places. 7y

Debiw781 @julesG it's sitting at my house for me to read when I get home 😊 7y

Debiw781 @DGRachel We've been here several times before but this is the first time we've stayed right on Key West so we're getting to do a lot of other things. 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

1. Maybe a couple of weeks...2. A good book recommendation...3. The Tales of the City by Armisted Maupin - I've read is countless times...4. Amazon...5. Paddington Bear and Trixie Beldon 😊...6. I go with it...7. I wish I could like comments, to let people know I am paying attention😋 @GypsyKat Thank you! #litsyquestions

GypsyKat Great answers! Liking comments would be an excellent edition to Litsy! 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

1. Ireland ❤️
2. Well it was Ireland but now it's Scotland lol
3. Thor because Chris Hemsworth lol
4. Aunt Katherine
5. I dunno... but my kindle goes everywhere with me lol
6. Kindle all the way!
7. Hmmm... probably a week
8. Finishing the Dark Tower, Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones books
9. Gone Girl
10. See # 8 😂😂

@Sha0102
#miscquestions

Sha0102 Scotland is awesome!!!!😚 7y

Mccall0113 Scotland or bust ! 7y

NovelGirl82 Ireland is on my list! 7y

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HeatherBookNerd

A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

1. The Shack
2. ?
3. Hunger Games
4. Fantasy
5. Jane Austen's Emma
6. Liane Moriarty
7. Women attracted to "bad boy" types
8. Lord of the Rings
9. Rebecca
#unpopularopinionsbooktag

Bibliogeekery ME TOO with the Shack! HATED it! 7y

Debiw781 I hated The Shack too! 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

My book personality is the All-Rounder! Glad I fit in all four categories!

Suzze Where is this quiz? I'd like to try it. 7y

brutalbookworm I just went to Google and typed in book quizzes 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

I honestly prefer paperbacks because they are just easier, although I do use my kindle pretty often, but since I request 95% of my books from the library, even when I am reading a series it doesn't matter what format. #bookishquestionftheweek

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BookishBeth I live forever away from a bookstore or a proper library and therefore depend and rely on my Kindle to bring me words of joy. If I lived in a less-remote area I'd probably hoard paper books. 7y

Caroline2 I prefer paperbacks but I don't really mind what format they all are if it's a series. Not too keen on audio just cause I find my mind wanders then I miss stuff! 😳 7y

tysephine I definitely prefer paperbacks. Hardcovers tend to be larger and harder to fit in my purse. I worry about the dust jacket getting ruined, so I end up carrying around naked hardcovers. Paperbacks are smaller and easier. Ebook is better for romances - they're cheaper and more discreet. 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

I prefer ebooks simply because I've run out of space and it's easier to carry my kindle everywhere. The format doesn't matter unless its tiny print or a heavy book and then I want the ebook. I used to care about the format of a series but now my series are all jumbled up.

#bookishquestionoftheweek

@BookishGirl06

Alisnazzy I like paperback because I find it easier to hold, especially if I'm laying out by the pool or beach and to carry in my bag. 7y

DGRachel This has changed for me over the years. I used to be a print snob, but then came to prefer the space saving and general convenience of eBooks. Now that I own my home, I want to build a physical library, so I prefer getting physical books again, but when it comes to reading, the format really doesn't matter. I prefer consistency in my series, but if I start a series in paperback and "catch up" to hardback publication, I'll buy new in hardback 7y

NovelGirl82 I prefer hardbacks. I always have. However, I have a kindle and a nook, & I use the crap out of them!! The only paperbacks that I have are a couple that only came out that way that I just had to have in print, and signed copies from different conventions. I do prefer that my series all be the same format. 7y

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flip58 Paperbacks for reading. Use the kindle frequently for two reasons, I travel for business and I don't want to disturb my sleeping husband. I often travel with a paperback. Constant fear of nothing to read. 7y

Alfoster Love my kindle though I used to adore print books! 7y

Debiw781 @Ambrosnazzy I find my kindle easier to hold so I totally get you on that 😊 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

The format depends on the book, and if it's a series that I auto-buy, but mostly I prefer paperback for transport purposes because I rely on public transport. I also make use of the library memberships to Overdrive and Hoopla for when I'm cleaning out cages and stitching. I didn't use to care if series were all in the same format; I'm more fussy now. My Saxon Chronicles (Cornwell) has every size and binding imaginable. #BookishQuestionOfTheWeek

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BookishGirl06 I prefer paperbacks most of the time too. A lot easier to carry around 7y

SaturnDoo I use lots of formats. I like my 2 nooks and tablet for ease of carrying thousands of books vs 1 PB/HB and for changing font size...eyesight going downhill 😂 I like audios when I am crafting,cleaning,driving etc. But in all fairness, it's a book, I will read it however I can get it. 7y

night_shift I prefer hard copies. Doesn't matter to me if it's hard or soft cover (I have a pretty large purse). Lately, I've been getting into audiobooks, but even though I have a kindle with hundreds of ebooks, they're definitely my least favorite format. My eyes don't like the screens as much anymore. 7y

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Zelma I prefer paper books lately to ebooks, but I am more worried about font size than hard or soft cover. Some paperbacks have tiny print so I do steer toward hardcovers more often. 7y

readinginthedark My series don't have to be in the same format necessarily, except if I listened to the first one on audio. Then I usually like to listen to the whole series. 7y

MaleficentBookDragon I'll read anything, but trade sized paperbacks are my favorite. 7y

Gissy I'm a hardcover lover, and yes they need to be in the same format, cover, and size! Does that mean that I'm OCD?😱 7y

Gissy And I prefer new one! The first person who had read it! Definitely, there is something wrong with me! 😳 7y

MyNamesParadise I prefer paperbacks but if from the library I prefer hardbacks. 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

A new thing I'm trying out. I will post every Saturday. To reply either comment below or make a new post and tag me and use #bookishquestionoftheweek

For me it doesn't matter too much, but I actually prefer all the books in a series to be the same type.

WarpedSweetness For me the book format doesn't really, each has its own characteristics. But if I have a series it must be all the same format. 7y

8little_paws I'll read whatever, but prefer hardcovers. 7y

BookishGirl06 @WarpedSweetness same. Thanks for answering. I have this weird thing where all the series need to match. 7y

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WarpedSweetness @BookishGirl06 Yes, the series has to match! And not just in format, but also cover wise. 7y

Nat_Reads I like paperbacks! Hardcovers are too clunky. 7y

BookishGirl06 @8little_paws Some hardcover covers are really awesome, the only thing that bugs me is the jacket never wants to stay in one place 7y

Jas16 I like reading in all formats- paperback, hardback, ereader and audio and don't have to finish a series all in the same format. 7y

LauraBrook @WarpedSweetness @BookishGirl06 Yes! Format and cover must match if at all possible!!!! 7y

BookishGirl06 @Jas16 I'm good with anything but haven't really tried audiobooks. Too worried I'll get distracted and lose my spot 7y

JoRead I don't mind the format if I'm only reading them but if it's a series and I'm collecting them I prefer hardcover (if available) because they are sturdier 😊 7y

Tillie I prefer hardcover but I will read anything. A few books I read on my kindle but love it so much (Shipping News, A Discovery of Witches) that I go buy the hardcover so I can hold the book. Traveling I will read a paper back or kindle because of the weight in my 🎒 backpack. 7y

BookishGirl06 @Tillie kindles are super convenient for traveling. Plus no waiting for your book to arrive either. 7y

Librarybelle My preference is for either hardcover or paperback. I'm reading more ebooks, but when I do read them, I miss the feel of an actual book in my hands. Occasionally, I'll listen to an audiobook. As for series books, I'm okay with a mixture of hardcover and paperback. 7y

rubyslippersreads My eyes prefer ebooks. If the ebook isn't available (or if the "real" book is collectible or otherwise too pretty not to buy ?), then I prefer hardcover or trade paperback. I haven't really gotten into audiobooks except when I can't sleep, and then I end up falling asleep! ? 7y

Pamwurtzler I read close to 100% on my kindle since I got it (almost 9 years ago now). The only thing I really miss about physical books is choosing the bookmark! #kindlelover But I do like the way a matched series looks on the shelf- either hardcover or paperback! 📚😀 7y

BookishGirl06 @Pamwurtzler I actually do have a few bookmarks. Probably 5-10 at least lol. I choose based on whatever I'm reading 7y

EllieDottie Hardcover.... Not as much... Yes! As much as possible! 7y

Amie I most enjoy a trade paperback and I like to be able to display my books on my shelves so in that sense I like physical books. But I love the convenience of my Kindle, too. I love being able to take my Kindle everywhere, especially on vacation and to have tons of books available without having to lug them around. And those cheap ebook deals are hard to beat! 7y

Billypar Paperback first, audio second. I don't like e-books only because of all the screentime I'm putting in for work and social media already--otherwise I'd be fine with it. Not really a hardcover fan- once in awhile. Mismatching series would be fine but don't read too many series. 7y

MedaReadsAlot I love my kindle and I hate to say it but as I passed that age I'd 40, I find being able to boost up font size is nice 😬 7y

BookishGirl06 @Billypar the downside to kindles is that you have to recharge them 7y

BookishGirl06 @MedaReadsAlot lol I wish I could do that with real books sometimes 7y

mskbp My first job was at a bookstore so I resisted ebooks for a long time, but I finally came around and now it's kindle every time! 7y

BookishGirl06 Edit:edited image earlier with something I should have done earlier 7y

kristen_reads Hard cover preferably, definitely all the same! I used an e-reader for a while, but reverted back to paper. 7y

Daisey I generally prefer paperbacks and ebooks for convenience when reading fiction. For a long time I read very little nonfiction, but now find I love it in audiobook for. If I'm reading a borrowed series I don't care at all about matching, but if I buy I want it the books to match on the shelf. 7y

ABrakes85 I don't generally mind but find the e reader easier but I do have to read a series and the same format 😊 7y

Kalalalatja I love a good hardback, and I definitely need all the books in a series to be the same format, size and shape. 😄 7y

Ms_T I prefer ebooks but if I have a series they have to be via the same ereader i.e. all Kindle/all Kobo/all iBook/all Google Play Books. 7y

minkyb I will read in any format except on my phone! With a series, I just want the next one asap! 7y

Scurvygirl Nope, doesn't matter to me. Reading is reading. A book is a book. Not everyone agrees and that's ok.💚 7y

Garabrandtreviews I will read any type. Generally, ebooks fit better into my lifestyle; but I am doing more park/ nature walks in an attempt to get healthy. Ebook on tablet or phone is not always congruent to rest stops 7y

jfalkens I prefer to read paperback books but will read hardcover too. I do like it when series covers match, same publisher so the covers coincide and same format. 7y

Gissy I'm a hardcover lover. I prefer the books from the same edition and same size. I prefer to buy new books instead of second hand. 7y

CarolynM Any format but if I really love it I have to have a hard copy and if it's a special favourite I have to have a hardcover 7y

Lifebetweenthelines Hard copy, 100%. Prefer hardcover because of less damage, but I would never turn down reading a book simply because it's paperback. I really don't like e-books, as the lack of physical pages showing my progression through the story doesn't feel as satisfying for me. Format doesn't matter, but series DO all have to be the same cover design and the same type (paperback or hardcover) so that they all look the same sitting together on the shelf 7y

abbsinwonderland Hard copy 11110% I can't bring myself to read anything digital. I love the smell of books and the feel of them in my hands. And turning the pages. Ahhh.🤗📖😊 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

@maich I love these:)
1. Wisconsin 2. This Much I Know is True 3. Tales From the City 4. Goodwill Hunting 5. Game of Thrones 6. RUSH 7. Aqua 8. Historical Fiction 9. Dept of Corrections 10. One dog Rugby 🐶 #meetthelittens

maich Hy👋😘 7y

Tanzy13 🐶 7y

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A Book of Questions | Jane G. Meyer

Meh

so-so

This book is literally full of questions. Things both obscure and hard to explain like “How big is Love”, to simple, like “Who is your best friend”. Some questions are just fun, like “What would it feel like to saddle a shooting star and ride it straight across the sky”. A fun book to get kids talking.