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What is the most number of books you have ever read in a single day/What is the most pages you have ever read in a single day?
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I think I read about 10-20 pages every day. usually read in the morning before breakfast and sometimes after dinner
i read about 30-60 pages a day, and my record is 602 pages a day (it was January 20 this year).
3 books in one day/ about 600 pages in a single day.
About 300 pages when I've read "Coming Home" by Rosamunde Pilcher or "Pursuit of Happiness" by Douglas Kennedy. But usually not more than 100 pages at the most. I'm a slow reader.
3 books and they were around 350 to 40p pages each
Killua wrote: "3 books and they were around 350 to 40p pages each"WOW! You sure are a fast reader! I envy you.
I wish I could read more than only 12 books per month (and in some months it's only 8 books).
I once read 400 or so pages. Think it was a book by either tamora Pierce or Maria V. Snyder. Years ago.
I read fourth wing in abt 4 hrs and happy place in 2
380 (at least) pages a day. 😳
Just one. I don't see reading books as a competitive sport. If I really enjoy a book I will read it to the end. Otherwise, I don't care who the author is, he/she can wait until I'm in the mood. I'm the customer. I've paid for the book. I'll read it when I'm ready.
The most books I've read in a day is 5 and I usually read about 400 pages a day.
I read once 180 pages in a day. But I never managed to read an entire book in a single day
For the number of books, about five but number of pages I normally read 100 daily but if I wanna go over I do 200. The most I ever did in one sitting was 300 :)
Who cares? Some books are fly-throughs because they're entertaining but brainless (and some aren't even entertaining); some are so packed with fantastic writing, creative ideas and intellectual rigor, they require us to chew thoroughly before swallowing. This race to count books and page numbers is odious because it substitutes quantity for value--which is a sad obsession in these dis-United States. It's a ploy by Amazon and its kindred publishers to get you to buy, buy, buy--but is it making you any smarter, or a better person?I invite everybody in this thread to read "Against Counting the Books You Read--The number of titles you finish in a year says little about your actual reading habits" by Emma Sarappo, The Atlantic, 01/05/'24
maïna ˚₊✩‧₊ wrote: "like 600-700 pages"WOW!!!
2 books in a day- but I don't feel like it's a competition. I read to enjoy, and I read to learn. It honestly depends on what I am reading, and if I am taking notes, or just being entertained. The important thing is that I'm reading. :)
One book in a day, at least 300 pages up to 500 pages. I won't read more than that in one day so that I can ponder thoughtfully on that book and appreciate its message and or meaning. yes Dee Turner I believe in quality and not quantity, reading to many in a day or even week bogs down my thought process with to many ideas and messages. its like eating something cooked with all kinds of spices that you can't enjoy the food, one spice can overpower all the other wonderful and powerful flavors that you can't enjoy or savor it. that's just me though everyone has their own way of reading and enjoying the books they read.
I think it was like 6 or 7 books and pages was probably about 3000
I have only ever read 1 book in a whole day. That was around 360 pages give or take.
I have read a few books in one day and they were all around 400 pages
100-200 pages has been the max for me so far. i feel i'm probably a very slow reader compared to you all haha
100 - 500 per day, it depends on whether I'm on a holiday
There was one time that I think I read 3 books in a day, they were around 400-600 pages.But that only happens on holidays when I have the whole day free
for me. I once read on or two books in one night and ended up getting only an hours sleep ^^)
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