Your favorite reading subject?

HopefullyDevoted2You · Oct 30, 2003

katelyn said:
Aww, why is everyone so against romance?

I don't read those ones, you know, from the big romance section at Barnes & Noble...but I do read Christian romance books.

I mostly like contemporary fiction, nothing too scary. I like authors like Brandilyn Collins, Shaunti Feldhahn, Kristen Heitzmann (though I haven't read any of her historical fiction), and Karen Kingsbury.

katelyn, I enjoy Christian romances, too. I just resubscribed to the Heartsong Presents book club. Also, Francine Rivers is a very good writer. I've read most of her books.

SnowOwlMoon · Oct 30, 2003

onecrazycowgirl said:
Ok y'all, so let's all think some happy thoughts ...

I like reading about horses - I really like learning about lamenesses and respiratory problems. But most anthing about the mechanics of how horses work fascinates me. I like Macdonald and Tolkien and CS Lewis and a few fiction authors though, too. If pressed for something to read, I'll happily put my nose into anything but romance.

I also enjoy reading about animal behavior, especially dogs, since I'm really into dogs and training right now. I haven't been involved with horses in a long time, but still enjoy reading about them, too.

oldfashionmama · Oct 31, 2003

i like to read christian homemaking (not housekeeping ) books. also marriage and childrearing books. anything to create a nurturing home environment for my family

crydun · Nov 5, 2003

I mostly like romance although biographies are good too. Hearing about someone else's personal struggles make yours seem not so bad.

katelyn · Nov 5, 2003

HopefullyDevoted2You said:
katelyn, I enjoy Christian romances, too. I just resubscribed to the Heartsong Presents book club. Also, Francine Rivers is a very good writer. I've read most of her books.

I'll have to check her out, as I haven't read any of her books.

Tsaxgurl317 · Nov 12, 2003

medical thrillers and pretty much any fiction books that put real people in real situations.....I'm getting more into the medical side of things though....i like trying to figure out whats going to happen next before reading it lol...lately though i've been reading lectures from college classes online....i'm so not your typical teen lol

Tresora · Nov 13, 2003

I tend to read true crime books from Ann Rule.

MoonlessNight · Nov 13, 2003

Classic Horror (i.e. Poe and Lovecraft), Science Fiction, Fantasy, and ridiculous parody (i.e. Pratchett and Adams).

fieldmouse3 · Nov 13, 2003

Historical fiction is always good, as long as it's GOOD historical fiction. I also like classics.

Susan · Nov 15, 2003

Alenci said:
That sounds interesting. I have pretty eclectic interests in non-fiction. I read just about anything!

Same here! I've read everything from law books to books on history and culture to pretty much everything. Also, while I'm not really into true-crime that much (I *did* read a book and some articles on a doomsday cult once when I was considering working on a ministry to the members that was one mixed up cult), I do like to read stories about true fraud cases-it's rather interesting to see how the crimes developed, how the scammers were caught and tried, etc. In fact, because of my reading of several past cases (Ponzi et al), I actually kind of knew what was being talked about in the recent corporate crime cases.

As for fiction, I really don't know where my interests lie much. I liked the Left Behind series until it started really dragging and becoming too formulaic (around books 3 and 4) and I didn't like the overpreachiness of it. I like original fantasy and sci-fi somewhat-I'm currently reading some unpublished (aside from online) works by a friend of mine. And I devour some anime-based fanfiction LOL. . . I think I enjoy almost any type of fiction as long as it is well written.

LadyBird · Nov 19, 2003

I like Christian fiction...as long as the story interests me I can read anything...doesn't really matter what subject it is.

Kathy · Nov 20, 2003

I like to read....Anything related to the Civil War,and I just about covered that... lol and early civilization of man. I find this type of reading very interesting! and a good ole mystery now and then.

webgirl · Nov 20, 2003

I'm a big fan of biographies... or stories relating to the real lives of people (although I have to admit that I don't read a lot about criminals.)

Right now, I'm starting "The Art of Deception" about Kevin Mitnik... probably the most notorious computer hackers of our time... so far. Okay, I guess technically, he was a criminal so maybe I have to retract the statement above. hehe

Arnold_Philips · Nov 23, 2003

I'm totally into post-modern fiction. Barthelme is hilarious and it's all so weird and inconclusive. I like how it forces me to think differently and consciously search for meaning where no meaning is intended.

Samueel · Nov 25, 2003

Fantasy and sci fi

Samuel

Samueel · Nov 25, 2003

I just remebered...

I like Historical fiction too, mainly G A Henty

Shekinahs · Nov 25, 2003

Blessings,

Most of my reading (about 95%) are spiritual books. I am looking to expand into spiritual novels since I tend to see movies which were books before they were movies and everybody always says the books are better than the movie. I tend to read spiritual non-fiction.

~ShekinahMoon~

CrimsonPoet · Nov 28, 2003

I love fantasy and mystery types most of the time.

wgjones3 · Nov 28, 2003

I like fiction, particularly Christian general fiction (Left Behind, etc...). For all you guys who like historical fiction, check out Murder on the Titanic by James Walker. He's also written a novel set in Gettysberg during or just after the Civil War.

Glenn316 · Dec 27, 2003

I read a lot of Sci-Fi stuff, but lately I've been reading stuff by Tom Clancy abd the like too.

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