What do you like reading most?

Ok, part confession time I love Martina Cole's books they are so gritty, violent and brilliant, I just get right into them, I can't put them down, they are nice thick novels too so keep me occupied. They are about gangsters in London, when I read her first book I was absolutely hooked, now I raid the library for all of her titles, there will come a time when I've read every one of her books but I can always reread them again, they are so damn good. I also like detective novels, Rebus by Ian Rankin about a Detective working in Edinburgh, also addictive reading.

i enjoy reading biographies and autobiographies about people i am interested in. i also love a good thriller. i do read mostly fiction as i find that to be the most entertaining. the trouble is, i really do not have a whole lot of time to read anymore but that is ok because i am a busy mom and when my son is grown i will have too much time on my hands and i can catch up on my reading then!

I've always enjoyed reading books on crime investigation, murder mysteries and horror - these have been my favorite genres since school days. I have tried reading romance stories like mills and boon; but found them rather unrealistic and too sentimental, so gave up totally!

i generally love to read comic book because it keeps me fresh and i got peace in mind after reading all the comics becxaue i start laughing and get some things funny to share with my friends and collegues which also create a funny situation around my friend circle i mostly prefer to read this type of book but still on the way to journey i read some romantic story books

Hello, for me it would be fictional stories. I especially love those girl fall in love with guy stories but and how she tries to win his heart. Sorry if i sound childish. =)

I'm mostly into contemporary fiction. Jodi Picoult and Neil Gaiman are always good, as are Stephen King and Angela Carter. I've just read 'The Various Flavours of Coffee' by Anthony Capella, which was the most amazing book I've read in a really long time. I also read 'The Post-Birthday World' by Lionel Shriver not so long ago, which was excellent. I'm currently read 'The Time Traveller's Wife' by Audrey Niffenegger, which is seriously brilliant! As a Politics student, I've been known to pick up some political biographies too, and some cultural criticism and lengthy texts on political philosophy and concepts for my studies, but it's not the joyous reading that fiction is...

I love to read a variety of subject matter but right now am reading business leadership books. I and business group I am a member of are reading John C. Maxwell's "Leadership Gold" and it is a very eye-openning read. I highly recommend it to any leader and subordinate as well; it clarifies lots of workplace behavior and enables you with information to avoid some of the drama found there. I too like books about reality or those based on real events. They are probably my favorite read. I am also a fan of classic novels because they are so descriptive and have a tendancy to sweep you up and draw you into the storyline; you become the characters by getting inside their heads; you travel mentally to the location where the story is set. If the author is extremely good, you can visit the place a story was set and recogize where you are by the discription read in their book. I do love to read but do not get the opportunity to read as much as I'd like to. Whatever you cannot do in life you can experience through books, how awesome is that!?

I like horror (Stephen King mostly) and fantasy (like Dragonlance series). Also biographies of good bands are great, have read the Iron Maiden biography called Run To The Hills about 5 times