Etude Scholastic sur les enfants et la lecture

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• Publié par: IDBOOX
• Publié le: 09 décembre 2014
• Nombre de lectures: 102
• Langue: English

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When Reading for Fun,Kids Ages 6–17 SayThey Want Books That:

What Kids Want In Books

TM Sneak peek fromKids & Family Reading Report : Fifth Edition.Full report coming in January 2015. Results from a nationally representative survey of 1,026 parents of children ages 6–17, plus one child age 6–17 from the same household, conducted August 29, 2014 through September 10, 2014, and managed by YouGov. See the full methodology at scholastic.com/readingreport

Kids Ages 15–17

Are more likely than older kids to want: books withsmart, strong orbrave characters

Make melaugh

Kids Ages 9–11

Favorites: • Junie B. Jones • Dr. Seuss • Magic Tree House

73 % of kids ages 6–17 say I wouldread more if I couldfind more books that I like.

Are more likely than younger kids to want: books that have a mysteryorproblem to solve

Favorites: • Harry Poer • The Hunger Games • Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Kids Ages 6–8

Tell amade-upstory

Let me use myimagination

Kids Ages 12–14

Have amysteryorproblem to solve

Teach mesomething new

43 %

43 %

54 %

48 %

41 %

Favorites: • Diary of a Wimpy Kid • Harry Poer • Captain Underpants

Are more likely than older kids to want: books withcharacters thatlook like them

Favorites: • Harry Poer • Divergent • The Hunger Games

HavecharactersI wish I could be like because they’resmart, strongorbrave

Are more likely than younger kids to want : books thatlet them forget about real life for a while