"book readership" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when discussing the audience or level of readership for a particular book or books in general. Example: "The book's popularity and strong readership among young adults has led to a film adaptation being announced."
Do you think comic book readership in India is limited to children, unlike in other countries?
Five Latin American countries now have higher rates of book readership than Spain.Even so, distribution in Latin America remains difficult.
Some people believe that with the advent of cable television, Internet and the popularity of cinema specially for children, comic book readership has been affected.
But surely Steven Pinker does not really believe that the Internet and wireless revolutions are comparable to a rise in comic book readership among adolescent boys in the 1950s.
At the time, Cain said on her website that a large portion of comic book readership was "sexist jerks with Twitter accounts" and that "ordinary abuse" against her on social media and "the base level of crassness and sexism" were her reason for going offline.
In a country in which hardly anyone reads books (Italian book readership is last but one in Europe behind Turkey) and where schools and universities are painfully neglected, over the last 15 years political and civil instruction have been provided by Mediaset's TV serials, which have "educated" (absit iniuria verbis) at least two generations.
E-book readership is rising much faster than readership of print books; digital books could soon be the most popular book format.
When I checked the "popular highlights" for the Amazon Kindle edition of "Still Alice," I got a heartbreaking sense of the book's readership.
A book's readership is diminished with the use of e-books and the demise of all those wonderful passed-on books that can be read by so many.
The security dimension of the region further broadens the book's readership beyond Nordic Politics specialists to IR scholars, as the Nordic countries share borders with Russia and are key players in the Baltic Sea Strategy seeking to involve Russia in looser forms of regional cooperation.
In the eyes of scholars and experienced catalogers such as Dunlap, the many marks left by former owners bring a book's readership to life.
