It's actually a meme. Sort of a long one. But it's about books!
Got it from who made it.

A LIT MEME FOR ALL THE BOOK NERDS:

So, you can read! Congrats!
Are you reading a book right now? How far are you into it and what do you think so far? If you're not, what was the last book you read and how did you feel about it?
I'm currently reading The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. I'm maybe a 1/4 of the way into and I'm really liking it.

Do you have a favorite book? Do you have... a book you really liked, at least?
I have lots and lots of favourite books. Deathwish by Rob Thurman comes to mind. Or the Vatta's War series by Elizabeth Moon.

What would you say is your favorite genre to read? What to tend to steer away from?
Sci fi, although I find it difficult to find well writtin stuff. Usually military sci fi is good.
I steer away from space opera, romance, some fantasy now too...

Do you read more fiction or non-fiction/information books?
Definitely more fiction. Though history books really catch my interest.

How about a favorite author, or perhaps a few?
Yeah, don't let me list 'a few'. That'll be a lot. Elizabeth Moon, Rob Thurman, Corenila Funke, Terry Pratchett, Arthur Conan Doyle, and the list goes on.

Have you read any terrible books? Something you'd recommend staying away from?
I've read my fair share of terrible books, but everyone has their own opinions so I won't go listing off a bunch. One that does come to mind though is William C. Dietz. Logos Run was almost impossible to finish.

Do you reread books, or is once enough? Any exceptions so far?
Yes! I love rereading books.

What were some of your favorite books as a child?
Oh I had so many. Most of them were horse books.

Do you usually pick books from the kids, teen, young adult, or adult books? How old are you, if you don't mind?
Adult and young adult. I think the latter section because the level of violence and sex is way less than a lot of other novels.

Do you buy books much or mostly just borrow?
I prefer to buy, but borrowing works too. (Especially when you're a broke, college student. )

Have you read any books after seeing them in movie form? Which did you enjoy more?
I don't know if I've every actually done it...

What about reading the book before there was a movie? How did you feel about the movie? Did you even bother seeing it?
I try to read the books first. I try to remember that the book was interpreted differently than I might have thought... so it's pointless to get worked up over it.

Do you read any other forms of literature aside from novels? Such as graphic novels, comics, (fan fiction???) etc.?
Mmm, a few webcomics.

What is a book you want to read, but haven't yet? What intrigues you about it?
I have a list... somewhere...

If you could rewrite the end of one book (or any other part, I suppose), which would you choose? If you were satisfied with every book you read's end, yay.
Dean Koontz's Seize The Night. The ending was so just, 'blah'. Even just a bit of rewording might have worked...

f you can think of one, name a book that made you:
- cry:
Dancer or Sundancer by Shelly Peterson

- laugh:
Oh gosh, anything by Rob Thurman.

- think, in a deeper sense than the obvious:
Some of Dean Koontz's work... when I'm not freaking out from the spooky stuff.

- feel pure happiness:
Hmmm, there's a few.

- become so addicted you put off everything in order to finish it:
Red Thunder I can't remember who wrote it. ):

- die of boredom:
Logos Run William C. Dietz. I just kept hoping it would get better... but it never did! ):

- learn something new:
Sherlock Holmes!

- squirm with squickiness:
Ewww, Frankenstein by Dean Koontz.

- squirm with glee:
Umm... hmmm. Not sure.

- very embarrassed to be reading it:
Hahah, I can't remember the last book I read to do that. Some 'urban fantasy' book, probably. Romance books like to disguise themselves as that...

- angry:
Wow, I'm straining my brain to think of this... I haven't read much lately, can you tell?