Honestly, the average of little importance. I’ve found overwhelmingly amongst my friends and coworkers that it really is just two kinds of people: people who read and people who don’t. The people who read all do so regularly, as their schedules and preferences allow. But whether those people read 4 books a year or 40 is really irrelevant: they all have something they are actively working through and other books on their radar and no one would ever hesitate to call them a reader.
And the other people, just… don’t. Some of them will be people who want to read but are just failing for whatever reason, and others just don’t read and don’t much think about books.
Honestly, the average of little importance. I’ve found overwhelmingly amongst my friends and coworkers that it really is just two kinds of people: people who read and people who don’t. The people who read all do so regularly, as their schedules and preferences allow. But whether those people read 4 books a year or 40 is really irrelevant: they all have something they are actively working through and other books on their radar and no one would ever hesitate to call them a reader.
And the other people, just… don’t. Some of them will be people who want to read but are just failing for whatever reason, and others just don’t read and don’t much think about books.