Another Thursday, another BTT! =)This week at Booking through Thursday, they're talking preferences:
Which do you prefer? (Quick answers–we’ll do more detail at some later date)Reading something frivolous? Or something serious? Paperbacks? Or hardcovers? Fiction? Or Nonfiction? Poetry? Or Prose? Biographies? Or Autobiographies? History? Or Historical Fiction? Series? Or Stand-alones? Classics? Or best-sellers? Lurid, fruity prose? Or straight-forward, basic prose? Plots? Or Stream-of-Consciousness? Long books? Or Short? Illustrated? Or Non-illustrated? Borrowed? Or Owned? New? Or Used?
(Yes, I know, some of these we’ve touched on before, and some of these we might address in-depth in the future, but for today–just quick answers!)
Hmm...
Come play along!
5 comments:
Great answers! The name of my blog is "Well-Mannered Frivolity" - can you guess what my answer to number 1 was? It was hard to choose between some of the answers this week though...
I had to pick both for quite a few of my answers too.
I had to pick both for some of my answers too!
Cindy
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I like short answers. I enjoyed doing it!
Booking through preferences
•Reading something frivolous? Or something serious? each has its place
•Paperbacks? Or hardcovers? paperbacks for fiction and hardbacks for non-fiction.
•Fiction? Or Nonfiction? as a historian and teacher I love non-fiction, as an amatuer writer I love fiction.
•Poetry? Or Prose? prose.
•Biographies? Or Autobiographies? biogrophies.
•History? Or Historical Fiction? history.
•Series? Or Stand-alones? Ellery Queen, Perry Mason, Sherlock Holmes, Miss Marple are all great examples of serials.
•Classics? Or best-sellers? My all time favorite novel is Crime and Punishment, second place goes to The Three Musketeers; however, I read more best-sellers.
•Lurid, fruity prose? Or straight-forward, basic prose? straight-forward prose.
•Plots? Or Stream-of-Consciousness?plots.
•Long books? Or Short? if the plot is good it doesn't matter.
•Illustrated? Or Non-illustrated? non-illustrated for fiction, illustrated for non-fiction.
•Borrowed? Or Owned? owned.
•New? Or Used? new.
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