Haven't done one of these in a long time...

[dragonbat2006]

A meme game stolen from lonelywalker by way of ladyoneill's LJ.

Give me a letter and I will hold forth on one of the following topics:

A. Author You’ve Read The Most Books From
B. Best Sequel Ever
C. Currently Reading
D. Drink of Choice While Reading
E. E-Reader or Physical Books
F. Fictional Character You Would Have Dated In High School
G. Glad You Gave This Book A Chance
H. Hidden Gem Book
I. Important Moments of Your Reading Life
J. Just Finished
K. Kinds of Books You Won’t Read
L. Longest Book You’ve Read
M. Major Book Hangover Because Of
N. Number of Bookcases You Own
O. One Book That You Have Read Multiple Times
P. Preferred Place to Read
Q. Quote From A Book That Inspires You/Gives You Feels
R. Reading Regret
S. Series You Started and Need to Finish
T. Three Of Your All-Time Favorite Books
U. Unapologetic Fangirl For
W. Worst Bookish Habit
V. Very Excited For This Release More Than Any Other
X. Marks The Spot (Start On Your Bookshelf And Count to the 27th Book)
Y. Your Latest Book Purchase
Z. ZZZ-Snatcher (last book that kept you up WAY late)

Comments

[mithen]

Ooooh, how about K?

[dragonbat2006]

Well, I guess the facile answer would be "boring ones" unless they're assigned readings for a class, or something. Generally speaking, I don't like dry and dusty (who does?). When it comes to non-fiction, give me a good biography of Henry VIII or a book like "Everyday Life in Tudor England" over a name-and-date-heavy history book. Give me people I can care about or at least turn the facts into an interesting story!

And... well, I'm something of a prude. I don't read erotica. I rarely read books that are billed as 'romance' (eg Harlequins), though I don't mind a bit of a romantic subplot taking a back seat to the main story.

Other than that... I'll give most things a try, at least.