What's your split? (fiction v. non-fiction)
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What's your split? (fiction v. non-fiction)
-- 13 Jul 2015, 21:34 --
I read about 85% fiction and 15% non-fiction.
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Maybe 90$ fiction and 10% non-fiction....
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That will surely change.
Typically, it's between 75% to 80% fiction.
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When my kids were reading well I told them that there is often more truth in fiction than non-fiction. My son is heavily invested in his work so his reading is almost all non-fiction. My daughter reads a lot more fiction.
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