By BookBaby author Chris Robley
According to some new Pew data, more Americans are reading eBooks than ever before. No big surprise, but the numbers do confirm that as sales of tablet devices go up, so does eBook readership.
According to the findings:
* 28% of Americans read at least one eBook last year.
* Only 4% of readers are eBook-only, so print books still play the largest role in book sales.
* 50% of adult Americans (18+) now own either a table or an eReader.
* 32% of eBook readers are reading on their smartphones.
* 50% of readers under the age of 30 read at least one eBook in the past year.
For more details about the Pew data, check out this article from Digital Book World.
How many eBooks do you read per year? How about print books? Tell us all about your reading habits in the comments section below.
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