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Melbourne has been named Australia’s ‘performative reading’ capital.

A new survey found many Gen Z Australians pretend to read certain books to impress others.

In addition, some admit they display popular books on their shelves without actually finishing them.

Others say they exaggerate their reading habits to make a better impression on dates.

Experts say social media has increased pressure to appear well-read and intellectually interesting.

Despite the trend, many young people say reading still helps them relax and learn new ideas.

The survey highlights how books have become part of personal image and social identity for many Australians.

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