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The image features a bar chart titled "Percentage of adults who read e-books and printed books in four countries in 2023", with the vertical axis labeled "Percentage of adults (%)" spanning from 0 to 80 in increments of 10, and the horizontal axis displaying four countries: USA, UK, Germany, and Japan. A legend categorizes the data into E-books and Printed books. For USA, the percentage is 28% for E-books and 65% for Printed books. For UK, the percentage is 35% for E-books and 58% for Printed books. For Germany, the percentage is 22% for E-books and 70% for Printed books. For Japan, the percentage is 40% for E-books and 55% for Printed books.
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The bar chart compares the percentages of people who read e-books and printed books in four different countries, namely the USA, the UK, Germany, and Japan, in 2023.
Overall, printed books recorded the largest share in Germany, while Japan represented the smallest share. Furthermore, e-books accounted for the highest percentage in Japan, whereas the lowest share was recorded in Germany.
Looking first at e-books, Japan recorded the highest percentage of people who read e-books, at 40%, followed by the UK at 35%. The USA represented the third-largest share, at 28%, whereas Germany constituted the smallest share, at just 22%.
Turning to printed books, Germany accounted for the largest share of individuals who read printed books, at 70%, followed by the USA at 65%. The UK represented 58%, whereas Japan constituted the smallest share, at just 55%.
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