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I'm reading more non-fiction as I get older as there are just so many great non-fiction books nowadays. When I was younger they all seemed so dry and dull but there are some fabulous non-fiction writers out there: Alison Weir, Rhoda Janzen, to mention just a couple.
I will read both but tend to read more nonfiction.
Favorites in nonfiction include Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Kabul Beauty School, Into Thin Air, Under the Banner of Heaven, April 1865, Manhunt, 1491, The Power of Babel
I read more non-fiction because I like to skip around and only read what I want to read at that time, instead of having to read page after page in order. It's an attention span thing. I'm also picky about fiction; most of what's out I'm not interested in. I can sit through the cheesy romantic stuff but other than that I need to look at facts.
Fiction. I only read non-fiction when I have to, or if it's research.
Unless non-fiction is written like a novel I can't get into it. It just bores me to tears.
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