What Kind of Reader Are You? 📚✨

20 fun questions to reveal your bookish alter ego.

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Are you a Walking Library 📚, Book Club Regular ☕, Skimmer 👀, Movie-Adaptation Watcher 🍿, or SparkNotes Survivor 📑? Grab a comfy seat, channel your inner bibliophile, and let’s see where your bookmarks lead you.

Walking Library 📚 Book Club Regular ☕ Skimmer 👀 Movie-Adaptation Watcher 🍿 SparkNotes Survivor 📑

Pick the answer that feels most like you for each question.

1) Your ideal bookmark is...

A meticulously placed sticky note with quotes. A latte-stained receipt from last book club meeting. Whatever's nearest: a napkin, a sock, a leaf. A movie ticket stub. The browser tab with “Chapter 1 summary.”

2) Weekend plans:

Get lost in a 600-page epic. Host a cozy discussion circle. Speed-clean your TBR by skimming intros/outros. Binge the latest adaptations. Outline key points with summaries.

3) Your shelf organization:

Dewey Decimal vibes at home. Grouped by vibe and discussion themes. Tallest to shortest to scan fast. Sorted by “has a film yet?” Color-coded sticky tabs for tests.

4) Reading speed:

Steady—savor every line. Moderate, with margin notes for later chats. Lightning fast: headings, bold text, conclusion. Pause often to watch trailers. Strategic: summaries and key quotes first.

5) Favorite sound:

The whisper of a page turning. Clinking mugs mid-discussion. The quick flick-flick of skimming pages. Dolby surround during opening credits. Keyboard clicks while reading summaries.

6) When a book gets dense, you...

Reread and look up the references. Ask the group for perspectives. Jump to the subheadings. Check if the movie explains it. Find a breakdown with bullet points.

7) Your annotation style:

Margins full of notes and quotes. Questions to spark discussion. Underline headings and first sentences. Circle parts that show up in the film. Summarize each chapter in a sentence.

8) Library card status:

Worn out from use. Used for author talks and events. Perfect for quick checkout lanes. Mostly for DVDs and streaming codes. Activated during finals season.

9) Preferred book length:

The longer, the better. 300 pages with plenty to discuss. Short books or anthologies to skim. Tie-in companion to a film. Whatever has the clearest summaries.

10) Author events:

Front row with a stack to sign. Go with friends and ask a question. Catch the highlights later. Wait for the panel to drop as clips. Read the recaps.

11) Your TBR pile:

Curated and prioritized list. Crowd-sourced by friends. Rotating door: skim and decide later. Mostly adaptations-to-watch tracker. Checklist with summaries already read.

12) Quote memory:

Can recite opening lines. Keep go-to quotes for discussion openers. Paraphrase the gist. Remember the film’s tagline. Recall the thesis and key points.

13) Favorite reading spot:

A nest surrounded by books. The café corner, of course. Anywhere with bright light to scan. Couch with remote nearby. Desk with laptop and notes.

14) When someone spoils the ending:

You compare it to the text’s nuance anyway. You start a convo about themes. You don’t mind—saves time. You ask if the movie ended the same. You already read the spoiler summary.

15) Books you gift:

Classics or chunky masterpieces. Crowd-pleasers ideal for clubs. Short, punchy reads. Photo-heavy “art of the film” books. Study guides and annotated editions.

16) Your reading app stats brag about...

A daily streak on fire. Many highlights and shared notes. High pages-per-hour. More trailers watched than pages. Chapters completed via summaries.

17) Series vs standalone:

Multi-volume sagas. Duologies great for group pacing. Short story collections. Franchises with cinematic universes. Standalones with clear arcs and notes.

18) How you choose your next read:

Awards and bibliographies. Word of mouth and club picks. Table of contents test. “Is there an adaptation?” filter. Reviews listing key takeaways.

19) Bookmark aesthetic:

Handmade with quotes. Scribbled recs from friends. Neon sticky tabs. Mini movie poster. Index card with bullet points.

20) Final vibe check: you are happiest when...

Surrounded by towering book stacks. Gushing over twists with friends. The gist clicks fast and clean. Popcorn in hand, credits rolling. A concise overview nails the core.

No login, no tracking — just vibes.