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Question of the Week is: When you step out of your USUAL genre what do you like to read? Best books in that genre?
A: My usual genre would be fantasy and sci-fi YA, and I don't read a whole heck of a lot outside of that. When I say fantasy and sci-fi, I mean all of the above within them. Urban fantasy, dystopian, steampunk, paranormal romance, etc. If it can't happen in the real world (that we know of), I read it. When I do cross over into other genres, I read contempory (non-paranormal) lit (still YA though, usually). I would say Paper Towns by John Green is the best I've read outside my norm.
Great choice!! I'm a paranormal freak myself, it's hard to step outside that Genre!!
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Naomi @ Nomi’s Paranormal Palace
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There's so many great books in the paranormal genre (and many more coming out). I have a stack of books I should read, but I can't tear myself away from the paranormal stuff.
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I haven't read anything by John Green but I heard his works are fantastic, especially his "The Fault in Our Stars". New Follower.
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I keep hearing that "The Fault in Our Stars" is his best, but I've also heard to build up to that. So I'm reading "An Abundance of Katherines" but I kind of want to skip it.
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I read stuff from all over the place, but I have recently discovered that there's another genre I can tolerate - every now and then...
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Have a fantastic Friday!
Thanks for stopping by my FF! I have read a couple of good contemporary YA lately, so I'll have to check out John Green. New follower =)
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DeleteHopping through. New follower! I should really read Paper Towns. I loved TFIOS.
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I haven't read TFIOS yet. I loved Paper Towns, more so than Looking for Alaska (which was also amazing, if you haven't read it)! But I hear from everyone I've ever talked about it to that TFIOS is his best.
DeleteIn other words, I hope you like it!
Sorry about the rambling.
I want to check out John Green as soon as I can!!
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You should; his books are amazeballs.
DeleteI've been reading more Contemporary Fiction lately--and enjoying some, but I guess adult fiction would be where I got the most out of my usual genre...
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Murphy's Library
I keep trying to read adult fiction, but I never get that into it. Don't know why; guess I identify with teens better.
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