Why are cook books so popular? They are literally always at the

Amazingly, people like to eat.

Nowadays, your typical book-reader is a bored housewife, in her mid thirties or older, fat probably and with several children. You do the math. They are the death of literature.

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>>7749539
>2016
>Falling into a time warp where it's 1956

In a modern, middle class household, both parents are working.
As for OP's question, it would be easy to say you know beyond doubt there's going to be one thing when you buy a copy of "Guy Fierri's UPDATED* Tour of Flavortown 2016" , and thats food recipes.

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>>7749536
>doctor who coloring in book
yeah that's right. the most popular books are on par with coloring in books.
were you not aware that the majority of people are functionally illiterate? as in, they cannot understand a spoken language but rather chant memes and grunt at each other.

you can even get a university degree in canada and not actually have the capacity to communicate with words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdIARCRxpLc