This infographic comes to us via ebookfriendly. Looks pleasing though not sure about the Weights and Measures graphic for what does it have to do with reading . Beside, I haven't seen anyone (except a breed of bookseller) carrying around 30+ books in their hands on a regular basis. Also wonder about how green e-reading is in the long run - the graph gives us a 4 year comparison - then what - in all likelihood within 4 years you will be reading on a new device - I have numerous books that over 100 years old in my library...
The Life & Times of the Travel Guidebook
Inforgraphic produced for Cheapflights.co.uk Previously on Book Patrol: The End of the Travel Guide
The Most Loved Children’s Books
"The absence of parental involvement can lower average reading scores by 74%." First published by the Rossier School of Education in March 2012. Designed by Lemonwood Design.
Which book species are you?
Infographic by Laura E. Kelly and she shares her process here: The Making of an Infographic
DNF: Why we abandon books
via goodreads