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1. • • The percentage of Canadians who bought books in 2023, according to the BookNet survey, is dropping in the fairly critical price range of CAN$1 to $49. As indicated in the chart below, the number of survey respondents who said they’d bought in that range in 2023 fell to 53 percent from 64 percent in 2022, a substantial difference.
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     BookNet Canada’s Consumer Survey: Rising Book Prices

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   How have book prices impacted Canadian book buyers in 2023?

   • Like in past years, Canadian book buyers in 2023 were most likely to spend $1 to $49 on books in a given month (59%), while others spent $50 to $99 (21%) or $100 or more (20%). We’ll delve more deeply into how book prices have impacted Canadian book consumers in the third instalment of this blog series — stay tuned!

   Canadian book buyers in 2023 — BookNet Canada

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   What percentage of Canadians buy books in 2023?

   • Format Trends “Similar to past years,” the staff at BookNet writes, the majority of book purchases that Canadians said they made were print, with 53 percent in paperback and 25 percent in hardcover. “In 2023, 14 percent of books purchases by book buyers,” according to respondents, “were ebooks and 4 percent were audiobooks.”

   New Data From BookNet: Canadian Book Buying in 2023

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   Are new books worth the money in Canada?

   • And here are prices paid for new books, on average, again in the English-language Canadian market: Those prices were up since 2019 for their buyers by: Consumers responding to the research said that despite the price increases, they considered the value they got for the money to be “excellent” (49 percent) or good (38 percent).

   BookNet Canada’s Consumer Survey: Rising Book Prices

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   How often do Canadian book buyers visit bookstores?

   • Most Canadian book buyers responding to the 2023 BookNet Canada study, said they visited bookstores of either type [brick-and-mortar or digital] between one and four times in a given month — 61 percent of online book buyers and 63 percent of in-person book buyers. Image: BookNet Canada

   New Data From BookNet: Canadian Book Buying in 2023

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   Do Canadians compare Book prices before buying a book?

   • The majority of Canadians who bought new books compared book prices before making a purchase in 2023 (82%). And 19% of new book buyers compared the price in multiple places when deciding whether or not to buy or borrow books — this percentage has increased from 18% in 2022 and 17% in 2021 and 2020.

   Canadians versus rising book prices — BookNet Canada

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   What percentage of Canadian book purchases are ebooks?

   • “In 2023, 14 percent of books purchases by book buyers,” according to respondents, “were ebooks and 4 percent were audiobooks.” In this quarter-by-quarter track, Canadian paperback purchases are seen being up year-over-year while ebook purchases decline.

   New Data From BookNet: Canadian Book Buying in 2023

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   Mar 18, 2024 · Like in past years, Canadian book buyers in 2023 were most likely to spend $1 to $49 on books in a given month (59%), while others spent $50 to $99 (21%) or $100 or more (20%). We’ll delve more deeply into how book prices have impacted Canadian book consumers in the third instalment of this blog series — stay tuned!

   • The Canadian Book Consumer 2023

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4. www.booknetcanada.ca › canadian-book-consumer-2023The Canadian Book Consumer 2023 - BookNet Canada

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   May 24, 2024 · an analysis of the change in the buying and borrowing of print books, ebooks, and audiobooks through recent years; insights into the impact of rising book prices on Canadian book buyers and borrowers; and. even more! Download a PDF copy or an EPUB copy of the report.

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   May 16, 2024 · Overall, 79% of Canadian book borrowers compared book prices in some capacity before making a purchase in 2023. As book buyers, 46% of Canadian book borrowers bought new books in 2023 and 28% bought secondhand books.

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   Canadian book buyers in 2023 were most likely to spend $1 to $49 on books in a given month (59%).

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   May 22, 2024 · “While 88 percent of Canadians who bought new books looked for sales, promotions, and coupons when they shop for books,” the BookNet report says, “most of them paid full price for the books they purchased in 2023, at 61 percent.”

8. publishingperspectives.com › 2024 › 03New Data From BookNet: Canadian Book Buying in 2023

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Canadian book buyers say they purchased at a specific location in 2023 for these top reasons: Convenient place to shop — 31 percent; Book(s) in stock/available immediately — 31 percent; Good price/offer/promo — 29 percent; Good selection of books — 23 percent; Easy checkout process to buy books — 21 percent

9. stephenslighthouse.com › 2024/05/24 › the-canadianThe Canadian Book Consumer Study 2023 is now available

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   May 24, 2024 · Research & Analysis. “In recent blog posts, we’ve shared insights from the results of our quarterly survey of Canadians and Canadian book consumers. We’ve talked about book buying and book borrowing behaviours, and how Canadians are reacting to rising book prices.