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#GratefulReads Difficult to state which is my one #preferredgenre to read, as I have a few, ranging from historical fiction, classics, Gothic to mystery, and I‘m trying to read across more genres. Thanks to Litsy, I‘ve been reading more outside my comfort zone, and participating in reading challenges and buddy reads over the years certainly helped. 👍❤️
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1️⃣British mysteries, dystopias, sci-fi and fantasy. 2️⃣I‘m picky and already read what I want to. 3️⃣Nonfiction and then romance and horror. 4️⃣Sci-fi and dystopia. 5️⃣Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer - nonfic 6️⃣The Monogram Murders by Sophie Hannah. 7️⃣Anyone who hasn‘t played and wants to join in.
1. Literary Fiction, Chick Lit, Graphic Novels, Suspense, and Drama
2. Poetry
3. Western, History (fiction or non-fiction), and Horror
4. Suspense
5. The Nightingale - Kristin Hannah
6. The Silent Wife by A.S.A. Harrison (IT WAS SO BORING - the opposite of the suspension it claims to have)
7. @MrBook @bookandcat @bookandbedandtea @ErinSueGreads @julesG @RadicalReader @Eggs @Texreader @Samplergal @Jen_Reads @LeahBergen @PatriciaU @TrishB
Historical fiction, science non-fiction, fantasy
That was pretty easy honestly. I'd love to have sci-fi or biography but oh well.
Mine's definitely Horror 👻
What's yours?
1. Romance
2. Erotica
3. Nonfiction
I do, once in a blue moon, read a romance, but I spent so many of my formative years reading nothing but romance that I‘m pretty burned out. As for erotica, romance is as porny as I want to get! I really NEED to read more nonfiction and there‘s some great nonfiction books out there—just so little time!
#sundayfunday
1️⃣ Horror
2️⃣ Comedy/Satire
3️⃣ Erotica
While I don‘t usually read these three genres, I have and will make exceptions upon the right premise or recommendation.
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