I try to be as frugal as I can with my reading. I get most of my books from the library, I borrow books from friends/family, I buy second hand both from physical stores and sites like vinted/awesomebooks etc, and I recently got an ebook subscription service too.

That said, I still think I spend between £50-£100 on books each month. I do read quite a lot and would consider it my main 'hobby', but even so that's prolly a lil much.

How much would you estimate you spend on average? (pls make me feel better about myself)

It's always the men with a "J" in their names...

I'm very against spoilers. If I ever get spoiled for anything, I will either never read or wait until I forget what was spoiled. I want to be surprised as much as possible. Most of the time, I can guess the ending, but it's not the same as someone confirming something happens.

However, my little brother looks up the endings to everything. Books, movies, shows. I'm like what is the point in watching/reading something if you already know what's going to happen? It would be one thing if he was checking for triggers or something, but that's not what he's doing. He just wants to know what's going to happen beforehand.

Is this a common thing? I'd honestly never heard of this until he told me he did it, but I recently found out my cousin does the same thing as well.

Hey guys! When you pick up a sequel to a series you haven't touched in a while, do you reread the first books, or just start the next one?

Im conflicted, haha.

What’s a book question you’ve never asked and you feel it’s too late to ask?

I don’t know what a space opera is (exposing myself here instead of just googling like a normal person 🧍🏻‍♀️)