Which do you prefer? (Quick answers–we’ll do more detail at some later date)
- Reading something frivolous? Or something serious? Serious.
- Paperbacks? Or hardcovers? Paperbacks.
- Fiction? Or Nonfiction? Fiction.
- Poetry? Or Prose? Prose.
- Biographies? Or Autobiographies? Biographies.
- History? Or Historical Fiction? Historical fiction
- Series? Or Stand-alones? Stand-alones.
- Classics? Or best-sellers? Classics
- Lurid, fruity prose? Or straight-forward, basic prose? Straight-forward.
- Plots? Or Stream-of-Consciousness? Plots.
- Long books? Or Short? Long.
- Illustrated? Or Non-illustrated? Huh?
- Borrowed? Or Owned? Owned!
- New? Or Used? New.
(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!)
Wow, you really managed to stick to the rules! I always have a hard time with either/or questions.
ReplyDeleteOh, I envy your ability to refrain from embellishing!
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ReplyDeleteWas an easy BTT today, good answers
ReplyDeleteI too did short. I love fast 20 questions!
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Booking through preferences
When it came to illustrated, I was thinking about graphic novels. I enjoyed reading your answers.
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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...
ReplyDeleteYeah, I can't answer these without going into whole paragraphs...
ReplyDeleteI find it difficult to capture my reading behavior in multiple choices! Many of the answers can go either way.
ReplyDeleteI prefer a plot-driven novel that slowly unfolds in fruity and lush prose, with multiple layers and allusion that indulge my mind long after I turn the last page like the lingering aftertaste of a good glass of wine.
Our answers are almost exactly the same!
ReplyDeleteI really have to wonder about the "illustrated" question. Is it referencing graphic novels and comic books, or referencing books that include sketches or pictures? Odd phrasing either way...
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