Too many Books , so little time....

[UndertheOcean]

Familiar ?

[Kutjara]

1. Very.

But I don't have time to write more, there's a whole stack of books I need to get through.

[UndertheOcean]

2. Which brings out another question , what is the typical or "normal" reading speed...

Measured in Pages per Hour.

Having ADHD , I couldn't bring myself to more than 30-40 pages an hour.

[pitohui]

3. you're doing fine

i estimate about 60 pages/hour and i consider myself a fast reader to the point where it's a nuisance (running out of reading material on long flights for instance)

i'm guessing you're too hard on yourself

[Kutjara]

4. With me it varies widely.

If I'm not particularly interested in what I'm reading, I can slow down to 10 pages per hour (with about 5% comprehension and constant flipping back and forth to pick up stuff my eyes have seen but my brain hasn't). If I'm engrossed in a well-written story, however, I can burn through 100 pages in no time. It doesn't even feel like reading, more like watching a movie in my mind.

[Bullwinkle925]

5. Indeed - it's a great writer who draws the reader into the story with

ease. I absolutely love it when I pick a book up that I can't put down. Rare gems.

[bikebloke]

8. About 60 pages an hour

Though it depends on font size and the writer. A good author writes so you'll want to continue reading. I always seem to have a stack from the library. Though when travelling, I tend to nurse my reads, since english books aren't readily available.

[terrya]

6. Very familiar.

I have stacks of books sitting in my bedroom, unread. I don't know when I'll get to them.

[JitterbugPerfume]

7. I find my speed

slowing down as I get older, but I still slog along, with my bifocals and irritable bladder:nopity: