What's a book genre you used to didn't like but now you do?

[Anonymous]

For me it's self help. I thought it was boring. Just people boasting about their success without really knowing what the heck they're talking about but later as I began my own self improvement journey I realized that they indeed know what they're talking about and it became one of my go to genres.

[Lliam]

History. I look for stuff that opens my eyes.

Recent books:
Hidden History: The Secret Origins of the First World War
The Controversy of Zion
A History of Gaul
The Hundred Years' War on Palestine

[elaphe]

I used to only read non-fiction in high school, but now read more fiction.

[Smashingdoozy]

I use to bash on YA but there's nothing wrong with reading YA as a fully grown adult. A lot of them are really good

[Asker]

I like YA too, which ones are your favs?

[Smashingdoozy]

I liked the Percy Jackson books a lot. Haven't read much recently been more into thrillers and adult fantasy

[laly520]

back in days I hated philosophical books but now I read lot of em

[Asker]

which ones?

[laly520]

read lot of philo books of sergei bulgakov, vadimir solovyov, nikolai berdyaev, dostoevsky
etc

[exitseven]

I have been reading historical books mostly WW2 Era. I have not read many books since Covid

[roy_ricky09]

History

[Jennz6]

The entire Bible