The table and chart show data about reading among people under 30 years old.
The bar chart and table illustrate people under 30 years old who read what kinds of
books
and how many books
they have read.
In terms of how to read books
, most people choose printed books
, about 85% aged 25-29 and 72% aged 16-24 preferring this
way. By contrast
, there are similar percentages of the public choosing to read e-books
and listen to audiobooks, which are lower than the figure
in printed Fix the agreement mistake
figures
books
. All readers from three age groups are recorded under 20% using these two ways.
In 2012, teenagers in the age group
16-17 had read the most books
, average
of 12 Add an article
an average
books
for each one. Teenagers older than 18 had read the same number of books
, one less than 16-17 group
. Simultaneously, the 16-17 group
would read almost all contents (90%) in a book, exceeding the 18-29 group
by 10%.
Overall
, teenagers aged 16-17 read more books
than the other two age groups and printed books
are popular ways to read.Submitted by 1278948168 on
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