In numbers - Research by the Boys' Reading Commission

6 July 2012 Child Development

Source: Final report of the All-Party Parliamentary literacy group.

Boys are more likely than girls to believe that someone who reads is boring

More boys than girls can't find anything to read that interests them

Boys are more likely than girls to say they prefer watching TV to reading

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