Does any one really read the books in Skyrim

[Zemica]

I have always wondered the question above and am curious to know who does, why you do and what is the best book you ever read in the game?

[Fortunado3]

Yes, read anything by Jarth.

[shotgun188]

I like the TES books but there's so many that I can only really read the really interesting ones or else I'll be spending more time reading IG books then playing the actual game or reading RL books. Edited April 3, 2012 by shotgun188

[BrettM]

I intend to read every one I find, but it's taking me some time to catch up, since I find books faster than I can set aside time to read them. There are also a number of very rare volumes that I haven't gotten my hands on yet, though I visit the Arcaneum from time to time to see if the librarian has a new one for sale. Oh, what I wouldn't give for the key to the book cases there! :)

[BCbrad]

I read most, but its not exactly rivetting or informative reading.

[worldofscotty]

I do read every book but I havn't read every book.

 

I have some bookshelves with the ones I havn't read yet and the ones I have are in a chest. I fully intend to read them all. takes ages though. Sometimes I need volume 1 of the series before I can read volume 2

[Cipherthe3vil]

The only books I fully read had "Lusty" in the title. Highly amusing but disappointing. Its already rated M, I would expect a fair bit more content in the department.

 

I do skim more then a few books though that look somewhat interesting.

 

Edit:

I remember there being a mod to make the "Argonian Maid" books more interesting. Then it was gone when I went looking for it, anyone know anything about it?

Edited April 4, 2012 by Cipherthe3vil

[Godfroy]

Being a accomplish reader in real life, i can only be amazed by every story telle by the Elder Scrolls series.

[Tidus44]

I read every book and actually have a list from the wiki that I have been checking off as I read books. I am keeping every book that offers a perk upgrade and every book that is new for Skyrim as a lot of books in Skyrim were also in Oblivion (awfully popular to still be around after 200 years).

 

It was actually a pleasant surprise to find books like "The Oblivion Crisis" and others that make reference to the Oblivion and Morrowind games.

 

As for the Lusty Argonian Maid, there was a "XXX" rated version mod that had pictures and a much expanded story made for Oblivion (I still have it in my backup files), but I have not seen a similar adult version for Skyrim. Skyrim does have a v1 and v2 of the book while Oblivion only had one version.

[Rennn]

I have a library in my house in Skyrim. Does that answer the question? :D