Where and how do you usually choose what to read? I don't read a lot, but picking a book for me is q…

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Where and how do you usually choose what to read? I don't read a lot, but picking a book for me is quite a quest.
Ladies, I'm choosing a Christmas tree. I want a tall one - 190 or 220 cm, I'm not even sure which is… Дочка дома смотрит мультики, но не очень часто. Подумала, а не сходить ли с ней на «Мамонтенка» в ки…
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Yulya
Going to the bookstore or looking at review recommendations
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tatyana
I'm subscribed to book websites, and they send me all sorts of newsletters about new releases and more. I read the book descriptions, and if I'm interested, I read the book.
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Katerina
I download books for free from Ridley and pay for them on LitRes. They have recommendations based on what I've read, sometimes something pops up in ads, sometimes in reviews, or friends recommend them. Sometimes I search by keywords; I was looking for a serial killer detective novel, so I searched for that. Also, if I like a book, I then download everything else by that author I can find on Ridley, and they sit there waiting for the right mood and time.
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Tatyana
Only scientific literature for internal requests or for study.
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Agapitova Anya
I often search for 'book' on different forums and read what people are discussing. Occasionally, I pick one from there.
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lyubov
I'm looking at what's popular, reading reviews and recommendations in threads. On Yandex Books, I check out new releases.
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alla
I only read non-fiction, so I choose based on my interests. But I have a different problem: I'm interested in a lot of things! 😁
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Katya
I'm in the club. Girls there are constantly sharing and recommending things.
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Ekaterina
I'm reading on LitRes. It's more convenient for me. First, I can read before bed or while waiting in line. Second, it's easier to choose. I start by picking a genre, then read the synopsis, then a sample. If I like the book, I buy it. I recently read "The First Day of Spring" and "The Midnight Library," and I really enjoyed both. I often read thrillers and mysteries.
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Anna Klyuchevskaya
I choose either genres or descriptions. I get some books from the library where I work, or I buy them myself. Sometimes I discuss what to read with colleagues and we give each other recommendations. I try to read different things so I can recommend them to readers.
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