The book to read is not the one which thinks for you, but the one which makes you think?

Answer 1

Depends on my mood as to what I will read at the time. But the words must always flow well. Sometimes I like a good historical novel, sometims modern, sometimes biographies and autobiographies. I like a really good book that gives me great images to embellish in my own mind. But the book, the words, the concept leaves me thinking for days, perhaps years after reading the book.

I am very fond of books in ancient times that I know are historically accurate. Many of the better books on Bodiccia, Cleopatra, Hatshepsut, and earlier than that.

RIght now because I am sort of braindead I am plodding through Angels and Demons. But since I know so much about conspiracy matters, I just cannot drum up much interest for such a perversion of facts.

I tend to do a lot of reading on line as well. THis way I can read newspapers from around the world. The Hindu Times, a Rom (Gypsy) paper, Cairo newspaper, of course my local, and several underground press which are, actually, the ones I go to first.

I hope that is definitive enough LOL.

Answer 2

Precisely so. Try reading a book which has a storyline similar to your life but the settings and characters might be different. Things start falling in place and you get to know what intution is.

Answer 3

Yes, that's true.

Answer 4

YES.THINK ABOUT IT.