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1. John Sandford 2. Robert B. Parker 3. Nelson DeMille

I preferred iBook until I won a Kindle Fire in a raffle. Now it's Kindle all the way, even on my iPhone and iPad I prefer the Kindle app.

Actually no. I grew up well before all of these technical wonders came into the world, but I fully embrace them all. There is nothing a physical book can offer that even comes close to having my entire library in the front pocket of my jeans. There's no need to find a place to store my...

I used to re-read books all the time and then went through a stage where I thought I would never re-read a book again. However, in the last year or so I find myself re-reading all sorts of books. In the end, I think it depends on the book itself. For me anyway.

I dislike physical books. Big, bulky and you have to find a way to store them. I would never purchase a physical book again and dislike even reading them when I get them from the library. My preferred e-reader is my iPhone but I have a Kindle and an iPad that I use at home.

Sometimes I find silence itself distracting, I like a little background noise going on most of the time. Still, at the end of the day I can read just about anywhere as long as someone isn't trying to have a conversation with me........and sometimes I can read through that too. lol.

Different types really. I've been trying to branch out and read stuff outside of my normal comfort zone. Big fan of John Sandford, Robert B Parker, Nelson DeMille. Thanks for the welcome.

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Hello, I found this forum while looking for a place to have conversations about books. Glad I found you.