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What Kind of Reader Are You?

by Elisa

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What kind of reader are you? Do you read all of the best-sellers? Are you strictly into non-fiction? Well, according to the What Kind of Reader Are You quiz over on gotoquiz.com I’m a “Dedicated Reader.” This apparently includes a rather large amount of “Obsessive-Compulsive Bookworm” and not so much “Fad Reader.” What about you?

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4 Responses to “What Kind of Reader Are You?”

  1. Wonder Says:

    I’m a Literate Good Citizen: You read to inform or entertain yourself, but you’re not nerdy about it. You’ve read most major classics (in school) and you have a favorite genre or two.

    That’s pretty much a perfect definition ^^. Dedicated Reader was second for me.
    Cool quiz,
    W.

  2. Elisa Says:

    I enjoyed it too. They actually had a choice of “you’ve read all of the books in a particular line” that I had read all of. I’m not sure how grammatical that last sentence was…

  3. Rebekah Says:

    I apperently am a book snob whereas Erin is a nice dedicated reader.

  4. Elisa Says:

    erm…no comment, Rebekah. *moves out of range*

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