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Study: Book Purchases Are Growing Among Young People

RTP Notícias15 September 2026 at 10:10

A study points out that book purchases are growing among young people. The research indicates a significant increase in book acquisitions by younger generations. Reading is gaining new momentum among this audience. The phenomenon suggests a revitalization of the reading habit among young people.

Why this matters

This trend is of interest to booksellers, publishers, and educators in the region, suggesting a positive shift in youth reading habits that could impact the local publishing market and reading incentive strategies.

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