Category Archives: Conclusion

Hello and happy Friday! This week, we talked about what we value most in novels.  29% said character development  26% said storytelling  23% said quality writing  17% said realistic characters 3% said real life situations 2% said world building Special … Continue reading →

Hey friends, This week we talked about whether or not we ever listen to music while we read. 54% said yes, whether it’s all the time or just when we need to shut out other noise. Majority of those people … Continue reading →

Hey friends, This week we talked about what we thought was worse: broken spines or water damage. 74% said that they hated water damage. Mostly because of the wrinkly pages that it causes and how sometimes the pages stick together. … Continue reading →

Hey friends, This week we talked about laying face down when they are open. 38% said they were indifferent. 35% said they hate it with a burning passion. And 27% said they do it all the time. I’m kind of … Continue reading →

Hello, This week we talked about how many books we have read so far this year. 33% said 50+ (kudos to you)! 26% are at 21-30. 18% said 31-40. 10% for both the 11-20 and 41-50 categories and finally 3% … Continue reading →

This week we talked about the last time that we bought books and how long ago that was. For 48% it’s been a week or less.  For 26% it’s been more than a month. 17% said two weeks or less. … Continue reading →

Hey friends, This week we talked about our TBRs. 97% of us said we do have one. From what I’ve gathered, most people tend to have one that’s about 15-20 books long. So apparently I go way overboard with the annual … Continue reading →

Hi and happy Friday, This week we talked about finding typos in books. 93% of us have found them in our books. I’m glad to know that I am not the only one who finds it annoying when there are tons … Continue reading →

Hello and happy Friday, This week we talked about what really sells books to us: authors, covers or descriptions. 72% said descriptions! I can’t say that I’m surprised by that honestly, it makes sense. 14% said covers and 14% said … Continue reading →