Andrew had expected this reaction from Lux as he expected it from just about everyone. He did know that sixteen books was a lot, but it didn't bother him as much as it seemed to bother everyone else. He liked to read, why was that so weird? In any case, the reaction Lux had had was nearly identical to every reaction he'd gotten that day. He had four more stacks just like this one back in the dorm, but just this once, he decided it would perhaps be best not to mention those.

"Extracurricular Activities." He echoed. He had a feeling that part would have intrigued her. At least until he explained what he meant by it. "However, I seem to recall you not being very interested in my experiments." He said with a smirk on his face. The last time Lux had been exposed to one of his experiments, she had deemed it less interesting than her idea to have a snowball fight. Then again, there were few things in this world more interesting than a snowball fight, and Andrew had never intended to try to compete with something so important.

"Mystery and Fantasy are without a doubt the best entertainment genres." He said confidently as he handed Lux one of the books he had selected for entertainment value alone; 'The Bee and the Bard' the title read on the front.

Rose, uninterested in all this book business, took to licking the lobe of Lux' ear and purring loudly.