reading

[ec4lady]

I read everything from fiction to the bible to cook books and nutrition information .

[plennis]

I  reading.  ANYTHING.  I don't have as much time as I use too for it, but any spare minute I can, I read.  I love the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich, but I ready anything fiction, non-fiction...everything.  I always have a book with me, so when I am waiting..anywhere...it's not a big deal because I can have a little reading time.  Good De-Stresser.

[dauna]

It's like Snoopy says: When you read you don't have to wait for a commercial to go get a root beer. 

My dad used to say that he had three favorite types of books--historical fiction, religion and philosophy, and trash.  I've thought about this a lot lately, as I just started Peyton Place.  I know this isn't very lofty, but--I've never read it, and it was a ground-breaker for its day.  Actually it's pretty interesting, and a nice break from all the non-fiction I've been reading lately.

Sometimes I like to re-visit authors I haven't read in awhile.  I have an Andrew Greeley on the backburner coming up next.

[smile401]

I am reading about 2 or 3 books at the same time.  Get bored and start another than go back to the first book. 

[gramev64]

I like to cuddle up with a book when the weather is nasty outside.  A warm blanket and a book, a cure for anything.

[monkey9r]

I enjoy eading everything from the Alex Cross novels to Janet evanavich. I browse the sciece digest magazines, food magazines, outdoor living etc... The only thing is not having enough time to read as muc as I would like.

[Sendmicheck]

Reading is fun, knowledge gain can not be replaced.  By reading books and magazine i gained something new everyday.

[lynnc35]

I really only like the Bible and Christian books.

[falcon9]

I really only like the Bible and Christian books.

This does not come as a complete surprise.  A fundamentalist without a closed mind would be more surprising.

[CharmedPhoenix]

I've always loved to read.  On my quest for self knowledge I read a lot of psychology/self-help books, then moved up to spiritual/self-help.  Last year I got tired of being so serious all the time and shifted back to fantasy/sci-fi.  I picked up a shelf full of that genre from the libraries exchange bin.  This year I decided to add back some spiritual study, one day a week.  There's so much out there that I want to take in. 

[HLNew]

Primarily non-fiction. Of the 28 books I've read so far this year, only two have been fiction.  One was Ivanhoe, and the other was Les Misérables.

[bholmes618]

I read primarily for information but occasionally some fiction. 

[mrisha]

I read fiction 99% most of the time and a possible 1% non-fiction some of the time.