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Do you read books for fun?

PeteRoy

PeteRoy

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Story Books, today we mostly hear about stories from the newspaper, tv shows and movies.

How many of you read stories from books?
 
There is something wrong with this poll:

"Yes, I enjoy reading books

I only read books for study

I read books for fun and for study

I never read any kind of book ever"

#1 can work with #2 and #3. You can enjoy reading books for study and you can enjoy reading books for fun and study.
 
When I have time, yes( i.e. not recently). Mostly sci-fi: I've been looking for the time to read the five hugo novel award nominees, I've only read two so far, before the list came out. Also a list I acrued from a related /. thread. Outside of that, not much non-fiction. A Greenspan bio on my desk I haven't gotten around to starting, and Clash of Civilizations.
 
I read almost every day. I used to read voraciously but I've slowed down quite a bit and just cruise through books now, taking my time. My favorite kinds of books are either well-written factual history or historical fiction. The funny thing is, I hated anything to do with history when I was in school.
 
I read a lot of books. When I was home, I used to read 3-4 books per week. This is inspite of having 10-12 hours working for 6 days.
 
Yes, I read for fun.
But, the books I read are non-fiction.
Most recent book I read that wasn't for a grad class was "Mathematical Mysteries - The Beauty and Magic of Numbers"
Some interesting stories in it!
 
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