#book buying habits

Do you still buy new releases, or wait for price drops on overstock books?

Are second-hand books your new go-to to beat inflation?

Is buying books for the shelf and never reading them a harmless hobby, or pure pretension?

What's your take on someone spending hundreds on classic literature they only read once?

Has the cost of living made library borrowing your new book habit?

Is buying secondhand the only sensible choice as new book prices soar?

Is buying a new hardcover book ever justified when second-hand copies are everywhere?

Do you still pay full price for new releases in this economy?

Has the cost of living made you ditch new releases for secondhand book hauls?

With secondhand book marketplaces booming, do you still buy new from Amazon and chain stores?

Are subscription library apps a better deal than buying books with rising prices?

Kindle vs paperback — which is cheaper for regular readers?

Are you ditching brand new books for secondhand or sustainable editions this year?

Would you switch from buying new books to only using a library card?

Is the rising cost of new releases making you rely on secondhand sellers more?

Would you switch from paperback to hardcover if every book had an annotated edition?

With Amazon cracking down on returns, are you changing how you buy books?