| What Kind of Reader Are You? Your Result: Dedicated Reader You are always trying to find the time to get back to your book. You are convinced that the world would be a much better place if only everyone read more. | |
| Book Snob | |
| Literate Good Citizen | |
| Obsessive-Compulsive Bookworm | |
| Fad Reader | |
| Non-Reader | |
| What Kind of Reader Are You? Create Your Own Quiz | |
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Go on Ganching. Bet you're a book snob! Bet Marc's one too.
And Ed - a Literate Good Citizen?
Well spotted, indeed I am a book snob.
ReplyDeleteAs for Moby Dick, you should give it a try, it is a fantastic book. Look of for the naming of the beast, and the fact it appears in several places at the same time...
Spot on. Worryingly enough.
ReplyDeleteI told you I was a witch.
ReplyDeleteBert says I am, anyway. Not in a good way.
Wrong, wrong, wrong! I'm the same as you and I haven't read Moby Dick either.
ReplyDeleteObviously my witchery does not work within the family.
ReplyDeleteMoby Who?
ReplyDeleteBleak what?
Harry Potter series? Gotcha!
Outlander series? You bet!
Everything ever written by Robert Heinlein? Oh, Yes!
Le Mort d'Arthur? I'm there.
Jane Austen, Ann McCaffrey, Shakespeare; I'm your person.
But I do try to avoid "Good Books."
Hmm, I am, it seems a "Literate good citizen". I have read Moby Dick, Huck Finn, Wuthering Heights and the Great Gatsby but not Great Expectations. Damn, I am not in any of those demographics fully. Must try harder....
ReplyDeletesame as you nelly, though i have ofcourse read moby!
ReplyDeletemikey x
I have only listened to Moby...
ReplyDeleteBack before blogging was called blogging, yer man Moby had a little section of his website where he did daily updates. Turned out to be the first blog I read; he lived near the towers after 9/11, and wrote about how the city was taking it.
ReplyDeleteSo, I've read Moby. But not Moby Dick.