eBook sales in the U.S.: 3.7% growth in January 2023 vs. January 2022
75% of adults in the United States read a book in some format over the last year
33% say they read both print books and e-books
In January 2023, eBook sales in the US experienced a 3.7% increase vs. January 2022
72% of the e-reader market belongs to Amazon Kindle
10% of the e-reader market belongs to Barnes & Noble Nook
18% of e-readers use an alternative app for digital reading
Pew Research suggests more people are reading on their smartphones and tablets
Reader vs. E-Reader Statistics: Educational Levels
College graduates:
39% read an e-book
32% listened to an audiobook
High school (or less) graduates:
17% read an e-book
13% listened to an audiobook
Some Benefits of E-Books
A book isn’t paper and binding. It is the words and ideas contained between the covers.
An e-book is more portable than a print book.
You can store an entire library of e-books on your phone or tablet and not take up an inch of physical shelf space. E-books take up very little data. Even if your data is limited, a dozen full-length editions will occupy no more than a megabyte of disk space.
Data excerpted from article by Rob Errera
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