Well, I'll be honest and admit that I find the percentages difficult to wrap my head around, so I've gone ahead and assumed you're spending $100k per year and multiplied all of the figures by 1,000
I don't see any glaring issues. It's hard to nitpick someone's spending without knowing more about them and their priorities and interests, family dynamic, etc.
I mean, personally, I can't fathom spending that much money on books, but I also know that anyone who does, does so because they prioritize reading.
Fast food is low-hanging fruit, but again, without knowing your lifestyle, maybe that's not such an outsized expense.
Paying interest on debt is an oft-decried no-no, but we don't know what the debt is for, rates, etc. In any case, that would be a good one to tackle.
Like I said, it's pretty difficult to give any meaningful advice without more context.