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Old 07-23-2013, 11:44 AM   #65
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Originally Posted by jgaiser View Post
According to Pew Research, about 25% of Americans read no books at all. About 18% read less than 20 books a year. That means that about 43% of Americans read little or none.
Am I the only one who thinks those figures indicate a *higher* proportion of readers than might be expected?

Unless I'm misinterpreting, that means that more than 50% of Americans read at least 20 books a year (i.e. averaging a book every 2.5 weeks or so). That may not seem much to members of a forum such as this, but for non-fanatical readers with busy lives, a book every 2 or 3 weeks seems like pretty good going.

/JB

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