The Barefoot Bibliophile

The Unreliable Narrator in the Picture Book Format — @fuseeight A Fuse #8 Production

Different Kinds of Readers.

The Devourer: Each book is a snack for this kind of reader--but it doesn't mean that s/he won't enjoy each book just as much.
The Lover: Books read by this kind of reader are read in hidden, stolen moments at the most unexpected times.
The Slow Dancer: Books are a treat that this kind of reader savors. Slow and steady wins this reader's race, as his/her eyes take in and taste each and every word.
The Addict: Books are a conquest to this kind of reader. S/he will buy more books than s/he can read, but s/he will ALWAYS have something to read.
The Classic: Books of the past are a gift to this reader. Prose in the style of early contemporary authors, or stories written long ago, are favorites for this reader.
The Die-Hard: Genres are a way of life for this reader. S/he finds a niche and sticks to it--veering from what s/he knows for short bursts of time.
The Advocate: This reader is a lover of books. S/he is not just a reader, but an advocate of reading--hoping that the future will contain more readers
The Internet Treasure Hunter: I read on the internet. I seek out the very best writers, and I read them. Over and over. The internet, with all its spectacular visuals and abilities to dazzle the eyes and ears has no charms for me the way the printed word does. All the ancient arts of thoughtful expression are honed to blazing brilliance in an aptly chosen word, freed from the jargon of ad men and academic thought police. The ability of the individual to speak his mind regardless of whatever retaliation may await him, is a power so great, that all the forces of government are nothing, compared to a single man and an idea, freely read and shared by millions.
What kind of reader are you? Add on if you wish!