Reading occupies less space in Brazilians' free time compared to social networks. This is one of the conclusions that can be drawn from the data presented about the population's reading habits.
Among Brazilians who declared they do not read, lack of interest emerges as the main obstacle to reading practice. This factor surpasses other reasons that could explain the absence of reading in people's daily lives.
Lack of time appears as the second main obstacle mentioned by those who do not read. Many Brazilians report not being able to find available moments in their routine to dedicate to reading books or other materials.
These data reveal a scenario in which digital activities, especially social networks, tend to dominate Brazilians' free time, leaving reading in a secondary position in relation to digital entertainment.
