This book presents the findings of a large-scale national survey on the reading habits of children aged 10-14. The Children's Reading Choices project, conducted by researchers from the University of Nottingham, offers a comprehensive look at what children are reading, their preferences, and their purchasing habits. It addresses key areas such as the differences in reading preferences between boys and girls, the role of popular series books, magazines, and comics, and identifies the most popular authors and titles across different age groups within this demographic.

The book provides a detailed report on a significant national survey of children's reading habits, offering insights into preferences and behaviors. Its findings are presented to inform discussions on children's literature and reading engagement. The research aims to offer a comprehensive overview of the reading landscape for 10-14 year olds, building upon previous studies.