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Reading For Pleasure

 

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I most often read...

A. Detective/Crime Fiction/Mystery/Thriller
48.45% (78 votes)
B. Non-fiction & Biography
21.74% (35 votes)
C. Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Paranormal
12.42% (20 votes)
D. Literary Fiction & Classics
10.56% (17 votes)
E. Historical Fiction
5.59% (9 votes)
F. Romance
1.24% (2 votes)

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10:01 Mon 18th Jul 2011
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rowanwitch
And proper books not your fake electronic thingy either
10:15 Mon 18th Jul 2011
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docspock
I only read biographies of interesting people and instruction manuals.
10:17 Mon 18th Jul 2011
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heathfield
So where's the button for ''All of the above'', Ed?
16:14 Mon 18th Jul 2011
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emmie
you should be able to say you read more than one category.
in fact all, because you might at some time or other?
16:15 Mon 18th Jul 2011
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divegirl
And why not on a Kindle may I ask....we don't all live in the stone age ;0)
18:02 Mon 18th Jul 2011
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ethandron
what about 'contemporary fiction'? that's the sort i read and i wouldn't class them as any of the above really.
19:00 Mon 18th Jul 2011
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Bowlswidow
Peter Robinson Wednesday's Child
Detective novel
19:55 Wed 20th Jul 2011
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Bowlswidow
I have just finished reading the latest Peter James crime novel, Dead Man's Grip and can thoroughly recommend it. It is a riveting read.
20:03 Wed 20th Jul 2011
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carmalee
there's no category for adventure - i.e. Robert Ruark, Wilbur Smith, John Gordon Davis!
20:05 Wed 20th Jul 2011
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Buenchico
Where's the 'humour' category, Ed?
20:06 Wed 20th Jul 2011

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