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What do you like to read the most ( fiction, romance, nonfiction,etc) ? And what author?


I love to read James Patterson.
- beckster

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8 Responses to “What do you like to read the most ( fiction, romance, nonfiction,etc) ? And what author?”

  1. Jakefeatherston2002 Says:

    Anything by Harry Turtledove, he does Alternate history, and fantasy

  2. mandy_15sg Says:

    romance- wuthering heights, lolita
    fiction- jane eyre, brave new world
    non-fiction: self-devt on random

    authors: bronte, nabokov, austen, kafka, margaret atwood, aldous huxley and many2 others…

  3. max Says:

    i love james patterson’s maximum ride series…..it really rocks!! i think jodi picoult and mitch albom are really good too…..all of them write fiction except for mitch albom, he wrote a non fiction book…but the rest of his books are fiction.

  4. oneofmillions Says:

    I read most Fiction! but I sometimes I read other stuff.

  5. Tazz Says:

    I like reading science fiction, like Dvid Eddings & Garth Nix The morrow days series is excellent

  6. Shawty13 Says:

    i don’t really have a fav author yet but i am hoping to find one. Ummm i want to read some stephen kings books but idk. Thus far i really really like to read Chicken Soup. Those books a freakin sweet!! lol

  7. Silvergirl Says:

    I’m with you Beckster, James Patterson is my all-time favorite. I love his writing style, and enjoyed every book he ever wrote. I love suspense, but he adds in humor, love, sadness, etc. The Alex Cross books are the best, I love the twists he puts in, but I especially love the “family” parts with Nana, Jannie, and Damon!

  8. Puff Says:

    Mainly historical or inspirational fiction. My favorites are Christy by Marshall, The Blue Bottle Club by Stokes, The Grapes of Wrath by Steinbeck, and A Room of my Own by Tatlock.

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