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People read for growth and enjoyment

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a person reading; contextual image, not an illustration of survey data. Original: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Person_reading_a_book.jpg. Photographer Christopher Michel; CC BY 2.0. Required attribution: “Christopher Michel, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.” Reused unchanged.

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In a 2024 survey of adult readers who read books at least several times a month, 43% named self-improvement or personal growth as a reason for reading. Enjoying reading was named by 38%, relaxation by 31%, and learning new things by 23%. Respondents could choose multiple reasons, so the percentages are not expected to add up to 100%.