paranormal etc.

[pearlygirl555]

Well, I'm an end-to-end reader for the most part, but usually the delving is what attracts me to a book if I am looking in a shop. I'd say the downside to the end-to-end approach, for myself, is if I am put off by the first part of the book it is very likely to be put on a shelf and forgotten about. Wheras if I delved and found something interesting right away, then expanded my delving aound that, eventually all the pages would be accounted for anyway, and the thing wouldn't have been on a shelf for two years!

As I write this I am struck by the contradiction of being an end-to-end reader, while in real life I find the shortest distance between two points is the longest, seemingly most random path between them. Hmm.

I generally keep books I've read as I like to go back to them.

[maplegin]

think that what happens with us we keep them so one can go back to them also its intersting how the same subject is ofton looked at in different ways, by different people which then realy makes one think.