Feature and Follow #21 (Do you have a mood genre?)
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This week's question:
Yes, I have a genre for every mood and it usually coincides with my mood.
If it's a lazy day where I'm feeling content or sappy and I don't want anything too heavy weighing on me, I turn to some new adult contemporary romance. It's the quick-and-easy-fix genre for me.
If I'm really happy about something, I usually turn to something with more extreme emotions like a good thriller. It keeps the good endorphin vibes going with every page.
If I'm sad, I'll usually go with something more paranormal. Getting outside of my own little "human world" is one of the best ways to lose myself for the time being.
I don't usually read when I'm angry. I guess it would depend on what I'm angry about, and the book would likely involve a theme that was the furthest away from my current situation as possible. Unless it's romance related. I'm a sucker for falling down that rabbit hole ;-)
If it's a lazy day where I'm feeling content or sappy and I don't want anything too heavy weighing on me, I turn to some new adult contemporary romance. It's the quick-and-easy-fix genre for me.
If I'm really happy about something, I usually turn to something with more extreme emotions like a good thriller. It keeps the good endorphin vibes going with every page.
If I'm sad, I'll usually go with something more paranormal. Getting outside of my own little "human world" is one of the best ways to lose myself for the time being.
I don't usually read when I'm angry. I guess it would depend on what I'm angry about, and the book would likely involve a theme that was the furthest away from my current situation as possible. Unless it's romance related. I'm a sucker for falling down that rabbit hole ;-)
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Nice! I'm the opposite myself! I don't have any go to genres for my moods!
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Thank you for stopping by my blog. Romance rule!
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Those genres match up pretty well with the emotions :) New Bloglovin' follower! Thanks for stopping by! Happy reading!
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