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Old 07-17-2013, 05:32 PM   #14
speakingtohe
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For me there has always been two types of books — ones that keep me awake and ones that send me to sleep. It's nothing to do with plot; books full of violence and mayhem can send me to sleep and books about people watching paint dry can keep me awake. It's only very recently that I worked out why, and it's down to active/passive use of words.
Expound please if you will. I kind of understand but not really. I am not totally like those simple people who keep saying I know what I like, and you ask them why and they just shrug or repeat themselves, but I am still a tad baffled by why I like so many really different types of books, and why I will suddenly go off a type of book. The obvious reasons of burn out from having read too many books by the author in a row or the author has died and they forgot to bury him apply in far less than 10% of cases.

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