The Washington Post
What Kids Want
in Books
Here, from the Scholastic Kids & Family Reading ReportTM
is information on what kids want in books, findings taken
from a nationally representative survey of parents and
students taken last fall. You can read more about that
in the post below.
Children across age groups overwhelmingly agree that
their favorite books—and the ones they are most likely to
finish—are the ones they pick out themselves.
Children’s Agreement with Statements
Base: Children Ages 6–17
Things Children Look for When Picking Out
Things Children Look for When Picking Out
Books to Read for FunBase: Children Ages 6–17
Things Children Look for When Picking Out
Books to Read for Fun
Base: Children Ages 6–17
Base: Children Ages 6–17
Comparison of Things Children Want in Books
to Things Parents Want in Books for Their Kids
Base: Children Ages 6–17 and Parents of
Base: Children Ages 6–17 and Parents of
Children Ages 6–17
Children’s Agreement with Statement:
“I would read more if I could find more
books that I like”
Base: Children Ages 6–17
How Children Read Books for Fun
Base: Children Ages 6–17 Who Have
Base: Children Ages 6–17 Who Have
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Valerie Strauss covers education and runs The Answer Sheet blog.
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