Do you like to read? What do you prefer, fiction or non-fiction?
Nowadays I only read books that are written in the languages that I am learning, I think that reading a book that is appealing to you and is written in the language you want to learn is a great way of immersing yourself in the language itself.
In general I prefer to read non-fiction, autobiographies of successful people and books about how to improve at something I want to refine my skills at are the most appealing books for me by far.
What about you? What is your favourite writing genre? What type of books do you think are the most beneficial to a language learner in order to improve his fluency?
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I prefer fiction and poetry, but that's just because I fancy a more delicate, poetic writing style with a melodic flow. To your question, I think non fiction may be a tad bit more helpful for language learners at beginning stage, because they usually are more mundane and contain more daily words that may come in handy. Then again, it really depends on one's preference and their language level. Reading in generally helps a lot, regardless of the preferred genre.
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