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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 287424" data-attributes="member: 19">See the thing is that&#039;s not the issue on how i am and i wish i could change this about myself that&#039;s one thing i hate is that i have to be in the mood for a book for example if i&#039;m in the mood for a mystery it depends on the author am i in the mood for Patterson, Cornwell, Reich,&nbsp; or a few others,&nbsp; or if it&#039;s Horror, King, Saul, Rice, Koontz?&nbsp; if it&#039;s king is it and old one from the 80&#039;s?&nbsp; or 90&#039;s ? or today? you get what i&#039;m saying for example i picked Up the last harry Potter book really only cause all of a sudden i felt like watching the 1st film and i wanted to read so&nbsp; i picked up the book since it was too late at nite to watch it.&nbsp; i&#039;m the same way with Music as well or tv shows, movies i dunno why i&#039;m like that but i am, i can pick up 35 books and set them next to me and pick up one at a time and read a few paragraphs or a page and right away know i&#039;m just now in the mood for this one so i&#039;ll pick up another one and another until i find the right one. i have no idea why i&#039;m like that which is why some of my books i have, have taken me years upon years to read. this year alone iv&#039;e read books that took me years to read iv&#039;e read Mr. Mercedes (2014) it took me 7 years to read it, Unnatural Exposure by Patrica Cornwell (1997) that one i had for years before i picked up and again before i finished it.&nbsp; Scarpetta&#039;s Winter Table again Cornwell i bought at a Good will like 15 years ago or so or close to that long ago and it took me that long to actually read it. Point of Origin (1998) i bought that brand new on paperback in (1999) on a whim pretty much and i just got around to read that this summer!&nbsp; or was it spring?&nbsp; it took me 22 years to FINALLY get around to read actually read it. than you have Nightshade (2000) that&#039;s one by John Saul that i started to read about a dozen times and than lost interest and it wasn&#039;t cause it was bad it&#039;s just that i didn&#039;t feel like reading i Originally started to read that back when it first came out in (2000) it took me 21 years to actually read that one,&nbsp; 2nd Degree&nbsp; by James Patterson (2002) i bought that brand new when it first hit stand in (2002)&nbsp; in the past i got so far into it and than stopped and i picked it up and stopped until recently i actually finished it so it took me 19&nbsp; years to actually read it. see what i mean? the last Harry Potter book Deathly Hallows came out in (2007)&nbsp; that&#039;s 14 years if i finish it this time to get off my ass to actually read it and over 20 years&nbsp; to finish the whole series since i became a fan before the 1st film came out. i can&#039;t remember if they had started shooting the 1st film or not? but the Goblet of Fire which came out in (2000) hadn&#039;t come out yet. Prisoner of Azkaban or however it&#039;s spelled was the Current book at the time.&nbsp; and it was a few years that i got around to reading that one as well and the others too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 287424, member: 19"] See the thing is that's not the issue on how i am and i wish i could change this about myself that's one thing i hate is that i have to be in the mood for a book for example if i'm in the mood for a mystery it depends on the author am i in the mood for Patterson, Cornwell, Reich, or a few others, or if it's Horror, King, Saul, Rice, Koontz? if it's king is it and old one from the 80's? or 90's ? or today? you get what i'm saying for example i picked Up the last harry Potter book really only cause all of a sudden i felt like watching the 1st film and i wanted to read so i picked up the book since it was too late at nite to watch it. i'm the same way with Music as well or tv shows, movies i dunno why i'm like that but i am, i can pick up 35 books and set them next to me and pick up one at a time and read a few paragraphs or a page and right away know i'm just now in the mood for this one so i'll pick up another one and another until i find the right one. i have no idea why i'm like that which is why some of my books i have, have taken me years upon years to read. this year alone iv'e read books that took me years to read iv'e read Mr. Mercedes (2014) it took me 7 years to read it, Unnatural Exposure by Patrica Cornwell (1997) that one i had for years before i picked up and again before i finished it. Scarpetta's Winter Table again Cornwell i bought at a Good will like 15 years ago or so or close to that long ago and it took me that long to actually read it. Point of Origin (1998) i bought that brand new on paperback in (1999) on a whim pretty much and i just got around to read that this summer! or was it spring? it took me 22 years to FINALLY get around to read actually read it. than you have Nightshade (2000) that's one by John Saul that i started to read about a dozen times and than lost interest and it wasn't cause it was bad it's just that i didn't feel like reading i Originally started to read that back when it first came out in (2000) it took me 21 years to actually read that one, 2nd Degree by James Patterson (2002) i bought that brand new when it first hit stand in (2002) in the past i got so far into it and than stopped and i picked it up and stopped until recently i actually finished it so it took me 19 years to actually read it. see what i mean? the last Harry Potter book Deathly Hallows came out in (2007) that's 14 years if i finish it this time to get off my ass to actually read it and over 20 years to finish the whole series since i became a fan before the 1st film came out. i can't remember if they had started shooting the 1st film or not? but the Goblet of Fire which came out in (2000) hadn't come out yet. Prisoner of Azkaban or however it's spelled was the Current book at the time. and it was a few years that i got around to reading that one as well and the others too. [/QUOTE]

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