Do you read more "heavy" books or fluffy books?

If you are, then I am, too, since I don't consider those authors to be fluff. I don't usually care for too much fluff, but I do like to vary the heaviness/theme between books.

::)Thank you, scrubologist. At least I am not alone in my confusion. 

I don't read "heavy" stuff, really, but I consider very little of it fluff. 

Lisa

Total fluff, I want to escape

I read regency romances, history and a lot of historical biography...then, classics and the book club books. book club books are generally award winning literary fiction..or classics. I am rereading middlemarch for that group. it is 50% men 50% women...pretty serious readers. I just finished Dreadnought, on the change in navies in Germany and Britian, pre WW1, and am half way through The Peabody sisters...a family of 19th century new england. then I reread stuff like the Hornblower books and Dick Francis mysteries.

I don't like most new young adult or stuff like that.

I read all the time..and need to find some new ones.

I like both. If I read a few quick fluffy books in a row then I want something deeper. It varies.

Count me among the "fluffers."  Lol.  I read for escapism whenever possible.  Of course I have a 2 inch thick stack of journal articles on my desk for my term papers this semester and 3 textbooks crying out for attention, so unfortunately it's not all paranormal romance and sci-fi.  (We need a pouting smiley.)

Complete fluff, only fluff, I have no desire for heavy. I want escapism when I read.

I read a really bizarre mixture of things but do try to limit fluff because I end up feeling like I've wasted my time!

I read enough heavy stuff for my job, so my recreational reading is pretty "fluffy". I like mysteries, and crime novels, and also dystopian stuff. My dd says "dystopian" is "heavy" but not in the way that I mean heavy.

I've just been browsing around on BookBub and found a book with a pink cover, a cartoon-type drawing of a young woman in heels holding a cupcake. The title was something like "death by cupcake" (not really, but I can't think of the name, lol) -- a young woman opens a bakery, has a dog named Sprinkles, ex-boyfriend killed by poison and she's suspect, blah blah. That's the perfect "fluff" for when I'm sitting at the beach, or out on the deck, or waiting to pick up someone at the subway, etc. lol

eta: The pink-cover book is "Killer Cupcakes" by Leighann Dobbs. I've never heard of her or the book, but it was free so there's nothing to lose. I'll just delete if it's terrible.

I read almost any genre and like fluffy or heavy. The key for me is how well it is written. My enjoyment of reading is partly the story but also enjoyment of the way the author uses language.

I used to read 'fluff' but after my first Tom Clancy book I was hooked on political thrillers.  I've read pretty much everything he wrote along with David Baldacci and Vince Flynn. 

I need to find some new authors now that Clancy and Flynn have died.