The data on books published displayed on the Worldometer's counter is based on statistics published by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) .
Below is shown the number of new titles per year, per country, as of the latest year available:
| United States (2010) | 328,259 (new titles and editions) |
| United Kingdom (2005) | 206,000 |
| China (2010) | 189,295 (328,387 total) |
| Russian Federation (2008) | 123,336 |
| Germany (2009) | 93,124 |
| Spain (2008) | 86,300 |
| India (2004) | 82,537 (21,370 in Hindi and 18,752 in English) |
| Japan (2009) | 78,555 |
| Iran (2010) | 65,000 |
| France (2010) | 63,690 (67,278 total) |
| South Korea (2011) | 44,036 |
| Taiwan (2010) | 43,309 |
| Turkey (2011) | 43,100 |
| Netherlands (1993) | 34,067 |
| Italy (2005) | 33,641 (59,743 total) |
| Poland (2010) | 31,500 |
| Vietnam (2009) | 24,589 |
| Indonesia (2009) | 24,000+ |
| Argentina (2010) | 22,781 (26,387 total) |
| Canada (1996) | 19,900 |
| Brazil (2010) | 18,712 (54,754 total) |
| Malaysia (2011) | 17,923 |
| Romania (2008) | 14,984 |
| Ukraine (2004) | 14,790 |
| Hong Kong (2005) | 14,603 |
| Belgium (1991) | 13,913 |
| Finland (2006) | 13,656 |
| Thailand (2009) | 13,607 |
| Belarus (2009) | 12,885 |
| Denmark (1996) | 12,352 |
| Colombia (2010) | 12,334 (13,294 total) |
| Switzerland (2001) | 12,156 |
| Singapore (2007) | 12,000+ |
| Czech Republic (1996) | 10,244 |
| Hungary (1996) | 9,193 |
| Mexico (2010) | 9,075 (25,348 total) |
| Egypt (2000) | 9,022 |
| Australia (2004) | 8,602 |
| Austria (1996) | 8,056 |
| Portugal (1996) | 7,868 |
| Israel (2006) | 6,866 |
| Greece (2002) | 6,826 |
| South Africa (1995) | 5,418 |
| Chile (2011) | 5,326 (5,720 total) |
| Sri Lanka (1996) | 4,115 |
| Peru (2006) | 4,101 |
| Sweden (2010) | 4,074 (30,857 total) |
| Saudi Arabia (1996) | 3,900 |
| Lebanon (2005) | 3,686 |
| Myanmar (1993) | 3,660 |
| New Zealand (2003) | 3,600 |
| Ecuador (2010) | 2,854 (4,164 total) |
| Afghanistan (1990) | 2,795 |
| Venezuela (2003) | 2,061 |
| Luxembourg (2001) | 2,000 |
| Latvia (1996) | 1,965 |
| Iceland (2007) | 1,533 |
| Philippines (1996) | 1,507 |
| Cuba (2003) | 1,488 |
| Costa Rica (2003) | 1,315 |
| Nigeria (1991) | 1,314 |
| Kazakhstan (1996) | 1,226 |
| Syria (2004) | 1,138 |
| Pakistan (2005) | 1,036 |
| Uzbekistan (1996) | 1,003 |
| Cyprus (1996) | 930 |
| Morocco (1996) | 918 |
| Tunisia (1996) | 720 |
| Dominican Republic (2003) | 705 |
| Algeria (1996) | 670 |
| Uruguay (2003) | 605 |
| Bolivia (2003) | 584 |
| Georgia (1998) | 581 |
| Azerbaijan (1996) | 542 |
| Jordan (1996) | 511 |
| Panama (2003) | 506 |
| Turkmenistan (1994) | 450 |
| Guatemala (2003) | 446 |
| Kyrgyzstan (1998) | 420 |
| Malta (1995) | 404 |
| Fiji (1994) | 401 |
| Armenia (1996) | 396 |
| Paraguay (2003) | 390 |
| Albania (1991) | 381 |
| Nicaragua (2003) | 306 |
| Kenya (1994) | 300 |
| United Arab Emirates (1993) | 293 |
| Honduras (2003) | 290 |
| Uganda (1996) | 288 |
| Mongolia (1992) | 285 |
| El Salvador (2003) | 250 |
| Ethiopia (1991) | 240 |
| Zimbabwe (1992) | 232 |
| Vatican City (1996) | 228 |
| Qatar (1996) | 209 |
| Kuwait (1992) | 196 |
| Tanzania (1990) | 172 |
| Botswana (1991) | 158 |
| Tajikistan (1996) | 132 |
| Papua New Guinea (1991) | 122 |
| Madagascar (1996) | 119 |
| Malawi (1996) | 117 |
| Palestine (1996) | 114 |
| Namibia (1990) | 106 |
| Eritrea (1993) | 106 |
| Brunei Darussalam (2009) | 91 |
| Laos (1995) | 88 |
| Benin (1994) | 84 |
| Mauritius (1996) | 80 |
| Réunion (1992) | 69 |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo (1992) | 64 |
| Andorra (1994) | 57 |
| Suriname (1996) | 47 |
| Guyana (1996) | 42 |
| Monaco (1990) | 41 |
| Bahrain (1996) | 40 |
| Ghana (1992) | 28 |
| Libya (1994) | 26 |
| Angola (1995) | 22 |
| Mali (1995) | 14 |
| Gambia (1996) | 14 |
| Burkina Faso (1996) | 12 |
| Oman (1996) | 7 |
| TOTAL: | approximately 2,200,000 |