What book subjects do you read the most?

[wildmaven]

What are your favorite genres of books? 

According to my goodreads account, mine are:

Travel
Science (mostly animal related)
Fantasy/SciFi
Food

[Joilet]

wildmaven I picked LGBTQ+ although I rarely read books but when I do I have a lot of fun for sure.

[wildmaven]

Sept 27, 2023 14:50:49 GMT -8 Joilet said:

wildmaven I picked LGBTQ+ although I rarely read books but when I do I have a lot of fun for sure.

If you like LGBTQ+ books, you might like The House in the Cerulean Sea.  

[Caajscot (John)]

I am a bit of a book worm but the ones below would be my choices, I have 2 book shelves with books, the one below is in our bedroom and the books you see I have read every one of them, maybe twice or three times over especially Lee Child's Jack Reacher, I also have a load of books in boxes in our down stair cupboard.

Action/Adventure
Mystery
Thriller/Suspense
History
True Crime
Science and Technology

[📚 Dianne 📚]

Sept 27, 2023 8:33:15 GMT -8 wildmaven said:

What are your favorite genres of books? 

According to my goodreads account, mine are:

Travel
Science (mostly animal related)
Fantasy/SciFi
Food

Cool poll!

I have many author's that I re-read at least (very least) twice a year.  


Anne Bishop is one of them. Mary Kay Andrews is another.

[Syko Nachoman]

Lately I've been reading a lot of books about music, specifically the bands/artists I like the most. There's a series called 33 1/3 that publishes short books about albums, which usually make for pretty interesting reads. I have about 20 of the books in that series. (I chose "Memoir/Autobiography/Biography" in the poll.)

It's been a while since I've been into fiction. I think I've experienced so much fiction (books, movies, TV) that it's become hard for anything to really surprise or impress me anymore. I might return to Breaking Bad once every few years, but that's about it -- I no longer watch movies or TV shows or read very much fiction. I did read the Percy Jackson series last summer and thought it was enjoyable, though, so there is some hope for me. 

[Dazzal]

I chose "self-help." I do a lot of alternative/holistic health reading for my pets and me. A good majority of the information helps, but I am selective.

[Artemis]

YA and NA for me, and LGBTQ+ happens to overlap that sometimes. I've been glad for the rise in awareness(?) of NA, and I'm seeing more in the genre, it's pretty great. I've also started getting into thrillers and mystery, I wasn't sure if I'd like it but I've read some really good books in those genres. I've recently been diving into Agatha Christie's Poirot books.

[Beckea]

I read mostly true crime, mystery, paranormal, romance, and sci-fi/fantasy.

[partymarty]

Fantasy/Sci-fi is my favourite genre, I'm currently reading through the Silo trilogy that inspired the TV series. I'm only on the first book Wool at the moment but enjoying it.

[charlie]

I'm a fan of many genres, but if I had to choose, I'd go with a good murder mystery. Even if it's a forgettable one in terms of quality... at least there's the thrill of trying to figure out whodunit!

Chaz

[tmrecs]

Right now for me it's skepticism/critical thinking - I just finished Skeptoid 3 by Brian Dunning. Otherwise sci fi is usually what you'll find me reading, and the last in that genre I read was the fourth novel in the Expanse series

[Darkmage4]

Fantasy, Action/Adventure, Horror, and, Manga. I rarely read, and like the movie adaptions on most books. But, I will read some if it really really interests me.