What Factors Play The Biggest Part When You Buy A Book?

[UMJI MOODS]

What are they?

The genre(mystery, fantasy etc.)?

The format(hardcover, paperback, ebook)?

The cover?

The price?

The author?

Or perhaps you have another reason?

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[kimsguardian]

the book title & the cover ​

 

[Beefy]

Definitely the price! But I don't buy books anymore so based on how I choose them at the library it's usually cover + genre + the summary/topic.

 

[Seunghee's Eyebrows]

Definitely the genre and also how thick the book is

 

[Pandaa]

do i want to read
can it be found elsewhere for no cost
price
format and text size . . like im to small and blind to read those giant heavy books with tiny font

 

[Pandaa]

Definitely the genre and also how thick the book is

do u like thick book seunghee e eyebrow ?

 

[Seunghee's Eyebrows]

do u like thick book seunghee e eyebrow ?

I used to like the Lord Of The Rings series

 

[Dead Inside]

Probably price, everything is very expensive now

 

[Chomiczewska]

Cover and the summary; as long as summary sounds interesting I can give any genre a go

 

[Pandaa]

I used to like the Lord Of The Rings series

ooo those are long ! : o

do u know why frodo didn't just fly the eagle to mount doom ?

 

[sleety]

Cover and price

 

[Baymax]

• Cover - I'm a sucker for nice designs; I don't tend to like designs that involves people (illustrations are fine but idk with actual people )
• Number of pages - I usually struggle to read anything more than 350 pages unless it has really good reviews.
• Summary - if it's interesting enough for me, I'll get it.
• My friends - we have similar taste in things so I would ask for recommendations from them.

 

[fromisSakura]

Everything except the price and the format.

I own around 100+ books including mangas because I have such a vast interest in all genre. Price do not matter to me at all if the book catch my attention