What genre do you enjoy reading?
@funkey_munkey (42)
Canada
August 12, 2008 10:04am CST
I prefer to read greek mythology/fictional books. One of my favourites is the Percy Jackson Series. It talks about these kids who are half god and half human, they are known as halfbloods or demigods. Their god parents claim them and they get special traits and powers if you must. It was an interesting series. How about you what genre and what book from that genre do you enjoy?
6 responses
@LittlePrince2s (141)
• Greece
19 Mar 09
historical novels make me to refuse to do anything else except reading.. I also like books about politics, about culture, and social..
@patgalca (18391)
• Orangeville, Ontario
12 Aug 08
I don't care for fantasy or sci-fi. I read mostly general fiction or women's fiction, but not particularly romance. I am not a history buff so if stories take place in an earlier era I don't really care for them. I am also trying to read a little more young adult books because I feel I may be able to write that some day. Currently I am writing women's general fiction. I also read self-help/spiritual type non-fiction books. I am currently reading Joyce Meyer's "21 Ways to Finding Peace and Happiness", though I much prefer watching her on stage so I have a couple of her DVD's and CDs as well.
Occasionally I will read a thriller but would rather stick to cops and robbers/detective mysteries.
@dogsnme (1264)
• United States
12 Aug 08
I read non-fiction. I like reading books of an educational nature. I have books about World War II and other military subjects, books about American History, books about science and technology, and books about social sciences and current issues. I'll occasionally read some fiction, such as Stephen King or Dean R. Koontz to get a break from the serious stuff.
@Wolfechu (1193)
• United States
12 Aug 08
Scifi and fantasy, mostly, though I'll give anything a try if it's decently written. Apparently what I really like is 'Urban Fantasy', though I'd never heard of the term till about a month back. Neil Gaiman's stuff like 'Neverwhere' and 'American Gods' would be good examples of this.
@serenity264 (366)
• Philippines
12 Aug 08
well most of the genres im into reading are romance, fantasy, mythology, and investigative or undercover stories... Like harry potter for fantasy, The Wolf and the Dove for romance, the story of Perseus in mythology, and nancy drew for investigatve... XD
