My reading habits are all over the map, literally. I always have a stack of books from my “to read” list, often titles recommended by friends. I occasionally venture out to snag a book with a great cover but I’m most smitten with books that have strong character development. I find non-fiction titles make great audiobooks for road trips. |
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I read literary fiction, history and as time permits a smattering of mysteries and other genres. I especially seem to gravitate to British works. Favorite authors include James Salter, Kate Atkinson, Lynne Olson, and Anthony Doerr. |
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Hi! I typically read books off the beaten path, both fiction and non-fiction. I like authors who are more independent and underground but are hidden gems. This often includes titles with a little more edge, grit or a spark of something that inspires awe or taps into emotions that as humans we sometimes avoid. |
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Librarian seeking genre readers to share awesome book recommendations. Teen readers welcome, too! I’m a fan of speculative fiction--horror, fantasy, science fiction--but I particularly love crossover works that don’t fit neatly into one category. I’m not a “don’t get your murder mystery in my space opera” kind of person. I also love graphic novels, young adult books, and authentic #ownvoices stories. |
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I read (or listen to) mostly literary and historical fiction with a good mystery or fantasy book thrown in once in a while. I believe it's important to read outside your comfort zone now and then, which is why I occasionally challenge myself with a nonfiction or classic title. Share what great book you are reading with me! I'm always searching for that elusive under-the-radar gem. |
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