#cost of books

Does the cost of book series make you wait for the paperback release now?

Classics are free online — are you a sucker for paying for a pretty hardcover?

Has the ebook vs physical debate changed for you with inflation and print costs?

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

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

Are $30 hardcovers still worth it when AI can summarize any book in seconds?

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

Are expensive, award-winning books really any better than the ones nobody talks about?

Is the Oxford English Dictionary actually worth the price for a casual reader?

Are expensive new hardcovers still worth the money in 2025?

Is a $40 hardcover worth it or am I overpaying for hype?

Are high book prices making you switch to library apps?