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message 1: by Saba (new)

Saba Bibi Which book genre do you always return to when you need comfort?


message 2: by Loren (new)

Loren F Romantasy and contemporary romance!! No matter what else I read, those are the genres I always come back to when I need comfort❤️


message 3: by Maureen (new)

Maureen  Vercruysse Romantasy with a strong female FMC.


message 4: by Lexi (new)

Lexi Locked-Room Mysteries and YA Murder Mysteries/Thrillers.


message 5: by Audrey (new)

Audrey McGrail For me either Dystopian or a good romance murder mystery 💕


Laylah Marie, Darling If I need comfort I turn to romance, but fantasy/romantasy is my home genre


message 7: by ash (new)

ash romance, all the way. it's the only genre that doesn't have me screaming dying crying


message 8: by zara (new)

zara { back to school } 〜⁠(⁠꒪⁠꒳⁠꒪⁠)⁠〜 Agreeddd romance for sure


message 9: by Aleah (new)

Aleah Saxer Rom com!!!!!!!!


message 10: by Judy (new)

Judy Lyn Gregg YA fantasy!


message 11: by Saba (new)

Saba Bibi Mine is rom com and romantasy


Hasna (exams ughh) Romance all the wayy


message 13: by 〰️Beth〰️ (new)

〰️Beth〰️ Usually romance but I have a few science fiction series that sometimes turn to depending on my mood.


message 14: by Book Reader (new)

Book Reader When I want comfort and peace, I usually prefer Dark Academia, Mystery, and Thriller books. The elements of dark academia books
never feel outdated for me. I always prefer Dark Academia. The old walls, the mysteries behind the academies, how they were built, and what the mystery behind the academy. And I still have a little hope that actual readers will definitely notice me and my book. I'm not perfect, and I don't want to be. I have a world for everyone. But I can also survive there alone. I will definitely complete my series of novels of the single world. Because I didn't create this world to publish it. I wrote it for myself. I am still working on it. I'm pretty sure one day I will make my Debut novel to be noticed.


Alina ♡ ✍︎ ⋆.˚ ☾⭒.˚ Romance, fantasy(usually combined), and mysteries😭
Though, As Good As Dead by Holly Jackson was NOT a comfort read for me.


message 16: by Daisy (new)

Daisy Contemporary romance!!


message 17: by Premkumar (new)

Premkumar Bhaskal YA romcom


message 18: by Ren (new)

Ren Definitely Mysery/Horror books with romance in them. My go-to is usually Prelude of Lost Souls


message 19: by Mahour_?! (new)

Mahour_?! Definitely rom com!


message 20: by Charlotte (new)

Charlotte contemp. romance!! more specifically, SARAH DESSEN!!


message 21: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Not any specific genre, but any book that I have read before and loved!


message 22: by Tommy (new)

Tommy Hancock Not so much genre, but if it counts comics or graphic novels. If it has to be genre specific, anything YA fantasy or YA horror. Kind of a nostalgia thing since those are the types of books that started me reading as a kid and are still my favorite types of stories today.


message 23: by Aaryashree (new)

Aaryashree Fantasy or Romance!!


message 24: by Elizabeth (new)

Elizabeth Romance or Fantasy! (YA of course)


Antediluvianbychoice I tend to go to favorite SciFi/Fantasy series of books I know well. Joan Vinge *Summer Queen, Catspaw), Lois McMaster-Bujold, (and Vorkosigan series) Jessica Townsend (Morrigan Crow/Nevermore series), Kate Elliot (Court of Fives series), Garth Nix (Frogkisser, Newt's Emerald, any of the Sabriel universe) and Tolkien (The Hobbit and LOTR) tend to top that list.


message 26: by Rosedall (new)

Rosedall I used to love dystopian but I've been finding the tropes very repetitive so I'm really loving sci fi/ fantasy!


message 27: by Andrea (new)

Andrea Engle For comfort, I read historical biographies. When I read about the early struggles of someone like Eleanor Roosevelt or Abraham Lincoln, I’m reminded to count my blessings.
Regards,
Andrea

Eleanor A Spiritual Biography The Faith of the 20th Century's Most Influential Woman by Harold Ivan Smith by Harold Ivan Smith (no photo)
And There Was Light Abraham Lincoln and the American Struggle Hardcover by Jon Meacham by Jon Meacham Jon Meacham


message 28: by Priyadarshini (new)

Priyadarshini Most likely romantasy or dystopia


message 29: by June (new)

June Mirth YA murder or like serial murder books


message 30: by Andrea (last edited Aug 23, 2026 04:26AM) (new)

Andrea Engle Speaking of murder, have you tried Agatha Christie or Dorothy Sayers? They are the ultimate in murder … and Anthony Horowitz is no slouch!
Regards,
Andrea

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie by Agatha Christie Agatha Christie
Murder Must Advertise (Lord Peter Wimsey, #10) by Dorothy L. Sayers by Dorothy L. Sayers Dorothy L. Sayers
The Word is Murder (Hawthorne & Horowitz, #1) by Anthony Horowitz by Anthony Horowitz Anthony Horowitz


message 31: by Lynne (new)

Lynne Stringer Anything with a little bit of romance.


message 32: by Ren (new)

Ren For me, its contemporary MM romance WITH happy endings. If I need comfort, or im on a reading slump, I always read stories with happy endings


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