What kind of books do you read?

[writesout]

I'm hoping that members of the community enjoy literature as well.

 

[dominiquet]

the books i have read are divergent,

maze runner

and i have read some of marvel the secret wars

 

[writesout]

I love Maze Runner Trilogy. I'm in the process of reading The Death Cure right now.

 

[dominiquet]

writesout have seen the maze runner movie

 

[writesout]

I want to, I haven't yet.


What is your profile pic of? It looks like a Japanese Rayquaza (which is stupid since Pokemon originated in Japan(you know what I mean though)).

 

[dominiquet]

writesout pokemon is also popular in north america also

 

[writesout]

writesout pokemon is also popular in north america also

I know. What was that a picture of though? I know it's Goku now.

Forgot to mention.

I read the Divergent Trilogy too.

 

[Kiki]

I don't have a specific genre I enjoy. I like Fantasy, Sci-fi, Romance, Humour, Dystopian, Adventure, and non-fiction, some horror. As long as the book itself is interesting and written well I will read practically any genre.

 

[CrazyElf]

I mostly enjoy Fantasy, Adventure, and Humor genres. It really doesn't matter about the genre of the book for me, because as long as if the book interests me enough, I can read whatever.

 

[18]

Most of what I've read is concentrated in Fantasy, Adventure, Humour and Horror. And if we consider manga, then Comics, although I haven't read as much manga as I'd like. I haven't read a lot of non-fiction, although there was this so-called 'non-fiction' book by a psychic that was obviously made up, but my Paw bought it so I read it for a laugh.

 

[dilawer]

Am I the only one here who's more interested in Non-Fiction works like Biographies, Self-Help books, and other similar types of books?

 

[Moon Rain]

Usually fantasy, but I'm getting more and more into thrillers/horrors, especially Stephen King and Dan Brown. My mother is an English teacher, so we have tons of English thrillers at home it's also a great way to improve my English but of course, reading an English Stephen King book is a whole lot harder than reading Harry Potter in English The best thing about is that we have to read English books for school with about 80 pages (shortened versions of real books, which makes it really anoying to read) but now I'm allowed to read 'normal' books ^_^ English is the only easy subject at my school, I wish math would be so easy

 

[azzellover]

i like R.L Stines goosebumps books

 

[Knight Rain]

Dystopian stuff is really good. I also like post apocalyptic stuff and books with dragons in them like eragon

 

[Jeff The Killer]

I love manga, but there's far too many to use for a picture, but I will say Maximum Ride (though the series is over), Warriors, and scary stories!

(Sadly Nudge, Iggy, Gazzy, nor Angel got their own cover...despite Angel's name being on the cover that's Max)

(I love this series!)