Take our quiz and find out what kind of reader you are

Are you a restless adventurer, or an incurable romantic?
Do you like reading by yourself, or having a chat with your book club?
Which is better: a good workout, or an afternoon nap?

Whatever you're like, we've got a read that's just right for you. Answer a few questions to find one we think you'll love.

Your friends describe you as

Whimsical

Big-hearted

Powerful

Sneaky

What friends?

Their favourite

You’ve spent most of 2020 so far

Working out in your living room: gotta stay strong!

Reading books, as usual

Writing fan-fiction

Checking in on friends and family by text and video

Quietly plotting your next move

Picking the outfit you’ll wear on your first date after quarantine

The best thing about reading is

The way characters keep you company

That rush of meeting people for the first time

Learning about weaknesses in others

Stretching your imagination

Giving your mind something to do

Reading

Your favourite game is:

Texas hold ‘em

Solitaire

Spin the bottle

Dungeons & Dragons

Anything with a ball and an open field

Charades

If you can read anywhere, where do you read?

Audiobook while going for a run

I can drop into an eBook anywhere

In my bedroom where I can focus

Hanging out with my other bookworm friends

Why do you want to know?

Sunday morning with my sweetie

You’re a Restless Adventurer

Sounds like you’ve got a heart for movement and adventure, so we’ll make this pitch quick: try The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins. It’s a story set in the world of the Hunger Games, but it takes place before the time of Katniss. The twist is, can you bring yourself to root for the young Coriolanus Snow to win knowing what he’ll become when he grows up?

You’re a Classic Bookworm

Alright, bookworm: try the conclusion to Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall trilogy: The Mirror & the Light. If you’ve read the first 2 eBooks (of course you have) then you’ll be up to speed on the Mantel’s fictionalized telling of the trials and triumphs of the cunning Thomas Cromwell in the court of Henry VIII. And if you haven’t read the first two eBooks -- Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies -- even better: more incredible reading!

You’re a Dreamy Imaginer

While we’re all living under travel advisories, you should take your active imagination on a trip to a Manhattan that never existed. In The City We Became, a man steps off a subway train and suddenly knows nothing about himself -- but he can sense threads of life through the city like no one else. Or almost no one else: because these strange new vibrations are becoming tangible to a few other New Yorkers. It’s a story that only a fantasy author as celebrated as N. K. Jemisin could tell.

You’re a Bookclubber

You love the company of other people who love books almost as much as you love books. So try Brit Bennett’s story about twin sisters separated in adolescence who go on to live separate lives. One stays in the Black community where she was raised, but the other chooses to pass as a white woman. Why does the second sister forsake her family, and can her secret stay hidden? And which of your friends will you force to read this first? Read The Vanishing Half.

You’re a Shadowy Spy

Nobody finds out anything about you that you don’t want them to know, but you’ve got everyone else figured out. You belong in The Glass Hotel along with other enigmatic characters like a financier propping up a Ponzi scheme and a woman who poses as his wife until she’d rather do something else.

You’re an Incurable Romantic

It’s clear that you love love as much as you love books (maybe more). So we recommend Royally Yours, a story with not one, not two, but five love stories. It might just be enough to satisfy your appetite for amour!