What Were You Raised On?

We've all done this before, each and every one of us. There is no person that hasn't stood for hours in the library, wondering what book they should read next. What now? You think. I've read some good ones, but... I don't know where to go. I want something thats going to knock me off my feet and prove to me that literature can go beyond reality. I just want a good book already.

Is that YOU? If you were to take out a personal add, would it say, "DESPERATELY SEEKING A GOOD READ? MUST LOVE EVENINGS IN FRONT OF THE FIREPLACE, HOT COCO, THE BEACH, AND THE OCCASIONAL BOOK CLUB?" Well, search no farther. With this quiz, you'll be able to understand yourself better than ever before. It's a true process of self-discover... and who knows, maybe you'll even find a book.

Created by: T.A.

1. What is your age?
Under 18 Years Old
18 to 24 Years Old
25 to 30 Years Old
31 to 40 Years Old
41 to 50 Years Old
51 to 60 Years Old
Over 60 Years Old
2. What is your gender?
Male
Female
3. What book did you learn to read on?
Dick & Jane
Amelia Bedelia... or was it Harry Potter?
Frog and Toad
Little Bear
4. If you ever have children, you'll be sure to read them...
Classics, like less scary versions of the Brothers Grimm... Little Red Riding Hood without sausages, Snow White without an axe murder.
Harry Potter.
Junie B Jones! And Judy Moody, Arthur books... you know.
Jan Brett , Rapunzel, Love You Forever.
5. Think back to when you were six. What did you go as for Halloween?
Minnie or Mickey Mouse / A pumpkin / a ghost / a character from your favorite book that no one knew...
Harry / Ron / Hermoine / Voldemort / A Witch / A Wizard / no one could tell but secrety you were a slime princcess fairy ballerina from the black lagoon.
A princess / royalty / a dragon / knight / Robin Hood / Peter Pan / Wendy...
A monster / a hippie / an animal
6. When you were in school and you were forced to read To Kill A Mockingbird, you thought...
It was a classic. I enjoyed it.
Huh? I don't remember having to read that.
It was alright. I haven't read in since but I don't remember hating it.
I must not have liked it, I don't remember it. It seemed pretentious and unrelatable... just don't kill mockingbirds. That was the moral. DON'T DO IT.
7. Have you read Harry Potter?
I tried. I got through the first one or so.
YES!!! Hahaha YES I have read them.
I saw the movies & made a decent attempt at the books... it sort of fell through. The movies are good though!
No.
8. If you ever decide to try and write a book, what genre would you go for?
Historical fiction, a biography, maybe a memoir. Something deep but elegant...
Fantasy! Maybe fiction? But probably fantasy.
Fiction, a memoir, an autobiography, maybe a children's book.
Non fiction, poetry. Maybe a memoir.
9. What book setting would you most like to visit?
Hmm... Victorian England, France, New York, the Deep South.
Hogwarts. Narnia. Forks. Middle Earth. Third Earth. Need I go on?
New York City! Boston, London, Paris, Rome.
Woodstock, Vermont, Paris, another planet. Spain, Mexico, Asia.
10. How deeply do books affect you?
If its a good one, I'll remember it, maybe reccommend it to a few people. Classics are timeless for a reason.
Some books hit me really hard; I could get abosrbed easily! It's happened to me before, with Harry Potter or another series. Good literature becomes a lifestlye for me.
Depends... some I'll think about, others I won't. Usually the deepest I go with books is brushing sand off my bookshelves months after the summer, once I've returned my Beach Reads to their place. If I'm in a book club then I might discuss it a little more.
Books offer me guidelines for reality, some of them affect me deeply and other do not. I really enjoy sensitve material, so I can really connect with books.
11. Lets be honest... people judge books by their covers. What sort of cover attracts you?
Something simple but bold, with maybe a small illustration and a direct title. In all honesty, it's the author's name that I'm looking for more than the cover.
Pictures, something vivid with a mysterious title and a hint of magic.
Usually pictures, a good title and eye catching design, maybe the cover is in a bright color or has a pattern, something to set it apart.
I go for natural or direct looking titles, pictures of people or written by people I have heard of and respect. I look for books that offer promising results, and these books have covers that I find respectable and helpful.
12. In high school, the award best suited for you would be:
Most likely to succeed!
Class Daydreamer, Most Likely to Capture a Magical Dragon, Smartest, Best Smile, Most Dependable. Nicest Smelling. That's always a weird one.
Class Couple, Most Popular, Most Popular, Best Dressed, Best Laugh. You know. Those.
Class Hippie? Was that an award? Most Likely to Save the Rainforest? I wasn't that big on highschool. Most Likely to Visit the Dali Lama? Most Likely to Drop Out of School and Travel Cross Country?

1. What is your age?

Under 18 Years Old

18 to 24 Years Old

25 to 30 Years Old

31 to 40 Years Old

41 to 50 Years Old

51 to 60 Years Old

Over 60 Years Old

2. What is your gender?

Male

Female

3. What book did you learn to read on?

Dick & Jane

Amelia Bedelia... or was it Harry Potter?

Frog and Toad

Little Bear

4. If you ever have children, you'll be sure to read them...

Classics, like less scary versions of the Brothers Grimm... Little Red Riding Hood without sausages, Snow White without an axe murder.

Harry Potter.

Junie B Jones! And Judy Moody, Arthur books... you know.

Jan Brett , Rapunzel, Love You Forever.

5. Think back to when you were six. What did you go as for Halloween?

Minnie or Mickey Mouse / A pumpkin / a ghost / a character from your favorite book that no one knew...

Harry / Ron / Hermoine / Voldemort / A Witch / A Wizard / no one could tell but secrety you were a slime princcess fairy ballerina from the black lagoon.

A princess / royalty / a dragon / knight / Robin Hood / Peter Pan / Wendy...

A monster / a hippie / an animal

6. When you were in school and you were forced to read To Kill A Mockingbird, you thought...

It was a classic. I enjoyed it.

Huh? I don't remember having to read that.

It was alright. I haven't read in since but I don't remember hating it.

I must not have liked it, I don't remember it. It seemed pretentious and unrelatable... just don't kill mockingbirds. That was the moral. DON'T DO IT.

7. Have you read Harry Potter?

I tried. I got through the first one or so.

YES!!! Hahaha YES I have read them.

I saw the movies & made a decent attempt at the books... it sort of fell through. The movies are good though!

No.

8. If you ever decide to try and write a book, what genre would you go for?

Historical fiction, a biography, maybe a memoir. Something deep but elegant...

Fantasy! Maybe fiction? But probably fantasy.

Fiction, a memoir, an autobiography, maybe a children's book.

Non fiction, poetry. Maybe a memoir.

9. What book setting would you most like to visit?

Hmm... Victorian England, France, New York, the Deep South.

Hogwarts. Narnia. Forks. Middle Earth. Third Earth. Need I go on?

New York City! Boston, London, Paris, Rome.

Woodstock, Vermont, Paris, another planet. Spain, Mexico, Asia.

10. How deeply do books affect you?

If its a good one, I'll remember it, maybe reccommend it to a few people. Classics are timeless for a reason.

Some books hit me really hard; I could get abosrbed easily! It's happened to me before, with Harry Potter or another series. Good literature becomes a lifestlye for me.

Depends... some I'll think about, others I won't. Usually the deepest I go with books is brushing sand off my bookshelves months after the summer, once I've returned my Beach Reads to their place. If I'm in a book club then I might discuss it a little more.

Books offer me guidelines for reality, some of them affect me deeply and other do not. I really enjoy sensitve material, so I can really connect with books.

11. Lets be honest... people judge books by their covers. What sort of cover attracts you?

Something simple but bold, with maybe a small illustration and a direct title. In all honesty, it's the author's name that I'm looking for more than the cover.

Pictures, something vivid with a mysterious title and a hint of magic.

Usually pictures, a good title and eye catching design, maybe the cover is in a bright color or has a pattern, something to set it apart.

I go for natural or direct looking titles, pictures of people or written by people I have heard of and respect. I look for books that offer promising results, and these books have covers that I find respectable and helpful.

12. In high school, the award best suited for you would be:

Most likely to succeed!

Class Daydreamer, Most Likely to Capture a Magical Dragon, Smartest, Best Smile, Most Dependable. Nicest Smelling. That's always a weird one.

Class Couple, Most Popular, Most Popular, Best Dressed, Best Laugh. You know. Those.

Class Hippie? Was that an award? Most Likely to Save the Rainforest? I wasn't that big on highschool. Most Likely to Visit the Dali Lama? Most Likely to Drop Out of School and Travel Cross Country?

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