What’s the most amount of pages you’ve read in a single day?
40
>>25331121I don't read
Might have been 500 yesterday. Or 300 the day before and 200 the day before that.The vast majority was not very good and I was speedreading as a moderately careless supplement to other things.
>>25331121Probably between 100 or 150, but I've only read so much when I am on a deadline, or when I am enjoying a book too much to leave it aside. On average I read 30 or 40 pages a day.
>>25331121if you are counting pages, you may as well not be reading at all
>>25331121528 pages. An entire book. I started in the early morning hours and finished around maybe eight o' clock at night on the same day. It was The Garden of Rama, it was fucking awful and I regret doing it.
>>25331121500 pages.Half of picrel. Finished it in 2 days.
>>2533112156 of monte cristo 200+ of don quixote
I've read Anna Karenina in two days once, at 18-19 years old. But I had drugs, something that made me really focused (I didn't take the drugs just to read Anna Karenina though, which in retrospect feels like a missed opportunity).
>>25331659Just say you were on Ritalin
Bout tree fiddy
>>25331660Actually it's alcohol
>>25331121I read Brisingr in a day when I was 11 or 12, so 831 apparently. I felt like I had a fever afterwards, it took me all day. It was fucking DOGSHIT in retrospect by the way, that whole series is garbage even for YA.
>>25331626Rama starts out strong but goes straight down the fucking toilet when Nicole Desjardins becomes the main character.I suspect it's Gentry Lee's fault, no idea really. Clearly ONE of them had a cuckold fetish.
>>25331121Probably my professors 2-3 essays on religious topics was around 150-200 pages. Took all day. I had to write a paper that same evening the goth barista thought I was so whacked apparently because she jumped onto a bench next to me to walk upstairs. I a got her number out but she didn’t respond to me :-(
>>25331121society of the spectacle in one go while making shitty notes on all sides of an deconstructed envelopealthough i might have done more on a long/delayed flight
>>253311213 but I didn't remember as much as usual, I think 2 is probably my comfortable max, maybe 2.5 if it's manga
I read East of Eden in one sitting when I was a teenager on summer break.
I read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in one day
I read the Count of Monte Cristo audiobook in one day.
>>253311211000
>>25331121I don't count
>>25331121270, Enders Game250ish Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy 200 pages on average when i was unemployed, now I barely do 20 to 30 pages while employed and working on chores.
Read Notes From The Underground and Brave New World in 1 day
I read Moby Dick during the marathon this january. I don’t remember the specific number of pages my copy had.
>>25331121Idk maybe like 10 lol.
>>25335938Pretty much. Concentrating is a bitch for me but at least I finish books.
>>25331121I read the entire Demonata series by Darren Shan in a single night when I was like 14. Each book was between 200-300 pages, so at 10 books it’d be like 2000-3000 pages
I don't keep track of such things.
Like 300
>>25331121about 200 but with images and blank spaces
>>25331121I'm reading Dracula for the first time and I barely broke 100 pages after reading it for 6 daysAm I stupid?
>>25338317Maybe you just don't like it?
>>25338317if youre gen z & unexperienced with reading full books dont get discouraged and keep reading. your brain just needs practice to unrape itself
>>25331121700. Back when I had free time.
>>25331121I’ve read the first 250 pages of Ulysses in one sitting twice and never finished it.
Probably 30 pages. Reading is hard. I hate myself because if it was a reddit or 4chan post then I would spend hours reading.
I'm developing this Howard Hughes-esque OCD where I need to read 2 pages of every book I own a day, in order of their positions on the bookshelf. Whenever a word or item or event is shown on the book that I find specifically interesting, I note it down and look it up on my phone or computer for later.
>>25331121I remember reading Orwell's 1984 in a day but it was long time ago, nowadays I read maybe 30 pages a day
>>25338323No, I really like it>>25338325I'm 35
140
>>25331121what is this image criticizing exactly?
>>25331744oh wow me too with the first book at 10-11 but i loved that series
>>25339045>I hate myself because if it was a reddit or 4chan post then I would spend hours reading.You can spend all day reading meaningless slop online because it's easy. Reading a book actually requires you to think so don't be too hard on yourself.
>>25331121like 800 pages of webnovel sloppa
>>25338317That is 16 pages a day. 20 pages per day is fairly common for most. I rarely read more than that and the times when I have read more it was either on long trips, when I am reading multiple books or I just really liked the book.
>>25339229Anons who talk about having wives and girlfriends on anonymous imageboards.
>>25339229It's just the opposite of another image.
>>25331121>the most amount
