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Do you prefer to read fiction or non-fiction? Why?
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FICTION ... the other part i am living ...
When I actually read, I prefer non-fiction. Its always great to lose yourself in an imaginary place, but the best thing we can do is learn from real-life experiences, good or bad, and how to take the lessons we've learned to make our future better.
Both. I love fiction mostly because it is escapism, but non-fiction is awesome because you get to learn stuff not necessarily taught in school.
Fiction, it is an escape into a different world.
Either. Feels good to switch between the two throughout the year.
Non-fiction - I enjoy learning new things
Fiction. Life sucks.
It alternates. Right now I'm into fiction.
I prefer non fiction. It feels good to read about a real person or event and that its not all made up.
Both. Non-fiction stimulates your "real-world" mind and Fiction helps stimulate my imagination.
Both. I love fiction mostly because it is escapism, but non-fiction is awesome because you get to learn stuff not necessarily taught in school.
Non-fiction, I like observations
non-fiction. its more relevant. i can interact with it instead of just consuming it.
fiction...takes me away from the present world.
Both I just like to be lost in the book
