Book Tag - Would you rather?

I thought I'd try something a little different this time. I love watching book tag videos on youtube so I figured I'd give it a go! I sort of justified each of my answers because I personally like seeing the thought process in making the choices...

This tag was created by RayKayBooks (otherwise known as Rachel Reads).

Would you rather...

1. Read only trilogies or stand alones?

Although with trilogies I have more time to get attached to the characters and see their world evolve (or get destroyed, huh), I'd have to go with stand alones. That is because I tend to get attached to characters early on in the book and the action is faster paced when there is no sequel. I always worry that I won't like the sequel and it would ruin the book series for me.

2. Read only female or male authors?

Now, for this one, I couldn't care less. 
I've never payed attention to the author's gender when choosing a book. There are suppositions that female authors are more in touch with feelings... Excuse me, have you read anything by John Green?!

3. Shop at Barnes & Noble or Amazon?

Definitely Amazon! 
What could be better than ordering books online and having them delivered to your front step? Moreover, the books I want always seem to be cheaper on Amazon than on Barnes and Noble but, then again, I don't go there often.

4. All books become movies or t.v. shows?

Honestly, I'd go with neither but since this is a would you rather tag and not a please voice your opinion in total disregard of the nature of these questions tag, I'd rather all books become TV shows. In a TV show, the characters can portray more development and more details from the book can be included. (But the Harry Potter movies were, indeed, incredible)

5. Read 5 pages per day or 5 books per week?

5 books per week!
I couldn't stand only reading 5 pages everyday, I'd only finish about 4 books in an entire year! I already read a lot and there was a time when I would read 5 books per week so I would but rather do that.

6. Be a professional reviewer or author?

A professional reviewer.
You know those times when you have a creative writing assignment and you're stumped? Yeah, that's me 75% of the time. That being said, if I have specific guideline, I enjoy it. As a professional reviewer, I could help inspire others to pick up books they might have ignored otherwise. I'd have a chance to show how a book can make you feel and think; I would love it.

7. Only read your top 20 favorite books over and over or always read new ones that you haven't read before?

This is a tough one but... I'd always read new books I haven't read before. 
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy re-reading my favorite books but thinking about the thousands of other books I could read, I'd be missing an opportunity to find a new great book. 

8. Be a librarian or book seller?

A book seller.
That is because I believe there would be more customer service involved. Maybe someone would come in looking for a book as a gift to someone and need advice based on their favorite genres. Personally, when I go to the library, I already have a certain book in mind so I don't ask anyone their opinion. I simply walk through, find it, (check it out - of course) and leave.

9. Only read your favorite genre, or every genre except your favorite?

I would stick with my favorite genres (is that cheating?): fantasy, paranormal, dystopian...
There are so many books in each genre, I don't think I could possibly get bored of one.

10. Only read physical books or eBooks?

Only read physical books.

I love the feel of the book in my hands and turning the pages makes me feel for accomplished for some reason. I would miss the practical aspect of eBooks though... 

  So there you go, those were my answers to all the questions!

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