Are you a 'Book Worm'? What do you read?

[Rafael Mestdag]

I am a book worm and I love F1 drivers' biographies and fiction in general, authors like Sidney Sheldon and Agatha Christie as well as Conan Doyle.

How often do you read and what do you read?

 

[Rafael Mestdag]

Read I Robot, nothing like the movie

Without any spoilers, please, what are the main differences? I'm very curious now.

 

[membaby]

I am a book worm and I love F1 drivers' biographies and fiction in general, authors like Sidney Sheldon and Agatha Christie as well as Conan Doyle.

How often do you read and what do you read?

Such a great topic you have raised. From every passing day, there are less people who are into reading. I've read news that by 2050 we will have holograms, which will replace books.
True or not, I am sure there are still many people in modern world, who have libraries at home and enjoy reading. My favourite athor is Hemingway. I like his style of writing and amazing books

 

[Rafael Mestdag]

I am a book worm and I love F1 drivers' biographies and fiction in general, authors like Sidney Sheldon and Agatha Christie as well as Conan Doyle.

How often do you read and what do you read?

Such a great topic you have raised. From every passing day, there are less people who are into reading. I've read news that by 2050 we will have holograms, which will replace books.
True or not, I am sure there are still many people in modern world, who have libraries at home and enjoy reading. My favourite athor is Hemingway. I like his style of writing and amazing books

I'd love to be more into authors like Hemingway or Nietzsche, but I guess the books I was obligated to read at school made me too scared or uninterested in anything which isn't mainly fun. Like Sidney Sheldon, whose books are like Hollywood movies and Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes which is more on the fun side than anything else(although you learn a lot by reading Sherlock's adventures).

As for books turning into holograms, well I also suppose that there will always be those who'll still prefer actually turning paper pages instead of the easier stuff like audio books or holograms or cell phones apps. I'll probably always be among those people.

 

[ChronicTonic]

I read constantly, daily, and have since before I started in grade school. Literacy was big in my house, and Mom had me reading really, really young. I never, ever go anywhere without my kindle app on my pad. Waiting, delays, time to kill in an unfamiliar place...I read. I do not do waiting, with any patience at all...so I read. Before bed... read a few pages. Even while cooking! (Like I said, impatience and boredom are a problem)

I read mostly historical fiction, sci-fi and, well, whatever strikes my interest. Usually fiction of some kind. Right now, I'm re-reading American Gods (Neil Gaiman), which I first read 10 years ago (-ish).

 

[hammer874]

Started to read THE ALCHEMIST

 

[ADingoAteMyBaby]

I read mainly history books or something true-crime related. I never could get into fiction.

 

[passport_code]

I am book eater and I can't stop until the dish is finished. That is why I am afraid to read when I'm busy - after starting a new story I'll disappear from the reality for 3-6 hours.

 

[rotationroo111]

Read I Robot, nothing like the movie

YES!!!!

 

[robdean22]

If I do read it's factual stuff, I don't read fiction, its all made up

 

[hunghoang]

Not all the time, But, yes sometimes I really like biographies, historical fiction, mysteries and sometimes old books as well.

 

[howlgonna]

I agree.I am a slow reader too.I don't like reading at a stretch.I want to take my own time and finish it off at a leisure

Yes. I really do love reading, but I like to take my time with some books. Really get into every page.

 

[Printed Circuit Bro]

Another big audio book fan, here. The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher are gold, narrated by James Marsters of TV fame from the Buffy series. Marsters' work in the Dresden Files series is incredible.

 

[tifelm]

I guess a little bit. I'm currently reading two books "Pride and Prejudice" and "The honest truth about dishonesty". I like to read two books at a time because you can switch between them. One is usually a fiction one and the other non-fiction.