What's your reading personality? Are you an eclectic, serial, exacting or involved reader? Find out now by taking BookBrowse's fun, fast and not to be taken too seriously quiz. Seven questions in all.
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Question 1. You've got an hour to spend in the bookstore/library, where do you start?
Question 2. What do you look for when choosing a book?
Question 3. You're in your local bookstore and you see that an author signing is scheduled for the following day. What do you do?
Question 4. Which of these quotes appeals to you most?
Question 5. You've heard about a book that looks like it may be good, what do you do?
Question 6. You've finished your last book, what do you do?
Question 7. Your friend's having a birthday party, and you've decided to give him/her a book; what do you get?
Your Reading Personality: Eclectic Reader!
The Eclectic Reader
You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.
Your responses showed you fitting equally into all four reading personalities:
Involved Reader: You don't just love to read books, you love to read about books. For you, half the fun of reading is the thrill of the chase - discovering new books and authors, and discussing your finds with others. Exacting Reader: You love books but you rarely have as much time to read as you'd like - so you're very particular about the books you choose. Serial Reader: Once you discover a favorite writer you tend to stick with him/her through thick and thin. Eclectic Reader: You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.
Your responses showed you fitting into two different groups - the exacting reader and the eclectic reader.
The expression 'so many books, so little time!' sums up your life. You love books but you rarely have as much time to read as you'd like - so you're very particular about the books you choose.
You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.
You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.
And your result is:
ResponderEliminarMarco, Raquel, Edu
Your Reading Personality:
All-Rounder!
The All-Rounder
Your responses showed you fitting equally into all four reading personalities:
Involved Reader: You don't just love to read books, you love to read about books. For you, half the fun of reading is the thrill of the chase - discovering new books and authors, and discussing your finds with others.
Exacting Reader: You love books but you rarely have as much time to read as you'd like - so you're very particular about the books you choose.
Serial Reader: Once you discover a favorite writer you tend to stick with him/her through thick and thin.
Eclectic Reader: You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.
:Emma is:
ResponderEliminarThe Exacting Eclectic Reader
Your responses showed you fitting into two different groups - the exacting reader and the eclectic reader.
The expression 'so many books, so little time!' sums up your life. You love books but you rarely have as much time to read as you'd like - so you're very particular about the books you choose.
You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.
Joshua is
ResponderEliminarThe Eclectic Reader
You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.