Which age group is most likely to read fantasy fiction?

I think it varies. Both teenagers and adults in their 20s and 30s are common readers. Teens might be drawn to fantasy and coming-of-age stories, while adults might enjoy a wider range including thrillers and historical fiction.

Young adults, typically in their late teens and early twenties, often enjoy romance novels. They might be experiencing their first serious relationships and can relate to the emotions and experiences depicted.

Young adults, especially those in their late teens and early twenties, often like contemporary fiction. They can relate to the modern themes and issues presented.

Young adults are often a demographic likely to read fiction. They are in a stage of exploring different worlds, ideas, and identities, and fiction offers a great escape and means of self - discovery. Many young adults are introduced to various fictional genres through school curriculums as well, which further encourages their reading habits.

The age range of people who read online novels is relatively wide, but the more active reader groups are concentrated in the following age groups: The readers under the age of 18: Online novels often have violent, bloody, erotic and other inappropriate content, so this group of readers is relatively small. 18-25 This is a relatively active age group and one of the main reader groups for online novels. They usually liked to pursue excitement, adventure, romance, and other types of content. 25-35 The readers in this age group are more fixed. They usually like fantasy, urban, historical, and other types of content. 35-45 The readers in this age group are relatively more mature. They usually like to read military, history, science fiction and other types of content. 45 + readers: There are fewer readers in this age group, but they have a certain understanding and interest in classic novels and masterpieces. They will also read some mature, profound, and delicate online novels.

Young adults, typically aged 18-30, are often the biggest buyers of novels. They have more leisure time and a greater interest in various literary genres.

Juvenile fiction is typically aimed at children and young teenagers, usually ranging from around 8 to 16 years old.

Teenagers are often highly interested in graphic novels. Many graphic novels deal with themes like coming - of - age, friendship, and self - discovery, which resonate strongly with teens.

Middle-aged people, around 40 to 55 years old, might be the biggest buyers of crime novels. They have more leisure time and a penchant for complex storylines and character studies. Also, they might be looking for entertainment that offers intellectual stimulation.

I think characters like Aragorn from 'The Lord of the Rings' are typical. His heroic journey and special abilities fit the fantasy genre well.