#reading trends

Does BookTok still influence what you read, or is it fading out?

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?

Are modern bestsellers coasting on hype while classics are genuinely overrated?

Do book influencers on TikTok actually care about literature, or are they just addicted to aesthetic shelfies and overhype?

Are book influencers and #BookTok ruining genuine literary discovery, or are they saving reading for a new generation?

Do people who love Colleen Hoover even like real literature, or just TikTok fame?

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

Has 'BookTok' actually made classic literature more accessible or just confusing?

Is the rise of BookTok actually ruining your ability to choose a good read?

Is the BookTok viral "It Ends With Us" worth the hype or just good marketing?

Why are most booktok recs just the same five thrillers on repeat?

Does anyone else think classic literature is overrated in today's book culture?

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

Does anyone else feel like modern bestsellers are just a rip-off compared to classics?

Do Goodreads ratings actually mean anything, or is it just a popularity contest for hype-driven books?

Do you feel social reading apps are replacing the classic book club experience this year?

Does anyone else find modern book culture painfully performative?

Should libraries offer AI reading assistants by 2026?

Should we stop pretending classic literature is always better than modern novels?