Can we guess how old you are based on your reading habits? Take our quiz
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Your support makes all the difference.Can you leave the house without your Kindle? Perhaps you have 50 books waiting in the checkout section on Amazon, or a severe lack of bookshelf space thanks to an addiction to charity shop bargains?
We all have different reading habits, from books we enjoy reading again and again, to a favourite room in the house to spend devouring the latest best-seller.
Some people find time to read a book every week, while others prefer to take things more slowly – returning when they’re ready to find out what happens to a beloved character.
We’ve put together a series of questions to see whether your choice of book, amount of reading time per week, and preference for where to read could be a signifier for how old you are.
Give this utterly un-scientific quiz a go and see if we’re even close at guessing your age group based on your reading habits. Let us know how you got on in the comments below.
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