I definitely used to read more nonfiction when I was in my early 20s. I think because I just wanted to learn and I was a lot less cynical about what I could learn from nonfiction (especially Christian). I was all into books about marriage, Christianity, or even personality and stuff. But then I kind of got frustrated or maybe bored with some of the helpful books, and I found much more enjoyment in fiction.
I need to branch out, though, because I'm sure I would enjoy some other types of nonfiction such as biographies and memoirs!
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Date: 2010-01-22 01:52 am (UTC)I definitely used to read more nonfiction when I was in my early 20s. I think because I just wanted to learn and I was a lot less cynical about what I could learn from nonfiction (especially Christian). I was all into books about marriage, Christianity, or even personality and stuff. But then I kind of got frustrated or maybe bored with some of the helpful books, and I found much more enjoyment in fiction.
I need to branch out, though, because I'm sure I would enjoy some other types of nonfiction such as biographies and memoirs!