The British are still buying books despite the cost of living crisis


By AGENCY

Eight out of 10 respondents say they will continue to support their local bookstore, even if the cost of living continues to rise. Photo: AFP

With prices soaring, many consumers are being forced to adjust their budgets. Many say that they are ready to give up certain expenses deemed superfluous, such as outings and leisure activities.

But for literature lovers, there is no question of cutting expenses related to their preferred pastime.

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