Which country reads the most ebooks?
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Which country reads the most ebooks?
The research found that consumers in the UK and the US read below the global average (just over five hours a week for both), as the below chart by Statista shows. According to the index, India read the most, followed by Thailand and China.
Who listens to audiobooks the most?
Audiobooks are most popular with women between 30 and 49 years old. This group has the most audiobook listeners. [Source] Women only recently overtook men though. The average listener used to be businessmen who listened to audiobooks in their cars.
Who uses e readers?
As of February 2019, 52 percent of U.S. adults owned an e-reader; the same percentage of U.S. adults also owned a tablet at that time.
Where is the best place to read ebooks?
Read full books online – here are 12 best sites
- Project Gutenberg. Project Gutenberg is a mother of all ebook sites.
- Internet Archive.
- Open Library.
- Google Books.
- Smashwords.
- ManyBooks.
- BookRix.
- Authorama.
Which countries read books the most?
Which countries read the most?
- India, 10:42. With its citizens reading 10 hours and 42 minutes per week on average, India tops our list.
- Thailand, 9:24. Thailand is second on our list, with a time of 9 hours and 24 minutes on average per week.
- China, 8:00. China ranks third with eight hours on average.
Where do most people listen to audiobooks?
Home listening is second most popular way of listening to audiobooks, with 68\% of respondents saying they listen at home, down from 71\% in 2018.
Are people reading more with ebooks?
Most other e-readers, like the Barnes & Noble Nook and Apple Books, use the more ubiquitous EPUB format for eBooks. A more recent study from Pew Research suggests more people are reading on their smartphones and tablets, leading to a recent decrease in e-reader sales.