Young people!
Everyone always complains that “The new generation has no idea how to read blah blah, and they’ve lost out on a treasured art form blah blah,” but it turns out that’s not so at all.
According to a new survey, the most likely book readers in America are high school students, college-age adults, and people in their 30s.
In other words, young people!
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Yes, some of those people have to read because they were assigned it for school, but some of them actually just want to.
And in fact, e-book usage is highest among 30 somethings, whereas people under 30 will read e-books on a computer or a cell phone more often than an e-book reader or tablet.
(Gosh, I’m just full of fascinating statistics, aren’t I? I learned them by reading.)
By the way, the folks who read the least happen to be people over 65, but fortunately, a lot of them seem to have found their way over to this blog.
Must be the large print and easy topics!