The other day I was in Waterstone's - yes, amazing, isn't it? Me, in a bookshop. So I applied for a loyalty card...you only get about 3p in the pound back but hey, with the amount of books I buy, may as well, huh?
One of the questions on the brief form you had to fill out was "How many books do you buy in a year? 0-5, 6-10, 11-20, more than 20?"
Well, I didn't even have to think about that one. I buy roughly a book a week, so that's 50+ a year.
What about you? How many books do you buy in a year, and what genre(s) do you lean towards?
With me, it's about 75% fiction, the rest being science or biographies. Within fiction there's YA, chicklit, literary, you name it. But is more than 50 books a year abnormal? Surely there are other bookworms out there who can't kick the habit even though they're members of lending libraries too!
ETA: Mods, I probably should have put this in the book club forum, so feel free to move it.
One of the questions on the brief form you had to fill out was "How many books do you buy in a year? 0-5, 6-10, 11-20, more than 20?"
Well, I didn't even have to think about that one. I buy roughly a book a week, so that's 50+ a year.
What about you? How many books do you buy in a year, and what genre(s) do you lean towards?
With me, it's about 75% fiction, the rest being science or biographies. Within fiction there's YA, chicklit, literary, you name it. But is more than 50 books a year abnormal? Surely there are other bookworms out there who can't kick the habit even though they're members of lending libraries too!
ETA: Mods, I probably should have put this in the book club forum, so feel free to move it.
