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The article presents the image of a reader in fantasy ( Bookweird of Paul Glennon), romance novel ( La grand-mere de Jade of Frederique Deghelt), dystopian novel ( Fahrenheit 451 of Ray Bradbury) and crime fiction ( The Library of Shadows of Mikkel Birkegaard). There are a lot of similarities and differences between the readers’ portrayals. The literary genre has an impact on creating reader’s image. The protagonists read either since their childhood or since landmark event in their lives. They encounter some obstacles and threats during reading, which make the story more attractive. Books have the power to change fictional characters’ lives.

Fictional characters as readers. The depiction of a reader in chosen literary genres. Comparative analysis