It’s National Library Week in the United States, so reader patterns around the world were reviewed. As data from Statista’s Consumer Insights survey shows, in all selected countries women are more likely to say that reading is one of their personal hobbies than men.
The gender gap was widest in Germany, with a difference of 20 percentage points, followed by Spain and Italy (with a difference of 19 percentage points each). Spain (58%) has the highest percentage of female readers who consider it one of their personal hobbies among the surveyed countries included in this graph, while Mexico has the highest percentage of men who said the same thing (41%) .
In the United States, 44% of women say reading is one of their top hobbies, versus 30% of men. Looking at the U.S. adult population surveyed with both genders combined, the percentage of people who chose to read in response to this question increased with age (30% of 18-19 year olds, 32% of 20-29 year olds, 36 % of 30-39 year olds). years, 38% 40-49 years, 41% 50-59 years, 44% 60-64 years).
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