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Talker Research

More Than A Third Of Children Don’t Feel Represented In The Books They Read

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More than a third of children don’t feel represented in the books they read – because of their gender or ethnicity.

Research of 1,000 American children aged six to 12 and their parents revealed nearly three-quarters (74%) read regularly and identify characters always look the same and don’t represent different views.

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