I have a Canadian teacher and I asked him that. He said: “Although “Where to buy” is understood firstly, you can also answer that question as “I want to buy a book to read somewhere”.
That’s because question words in English belong to the best sensible place as meaning. Therefore, Your first answer must be: “I want to buy a book somewhere to read” but If your second answer is “I want to buy a book to read somewhere”, It’s not incorrect gramatically even though it is not more expected than last one.
What do you think now?
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