How many books is it possible to read in a year?

Lenstore gave the test to 1600 people and found that the average participant took 101 seconds to complete the passage. If a person reads for 30 minutes a day at that speed, they can get through 33 books a year (assuming book lengths average out to 90,000 words).

Can you read 30 books in a year?

20 pages x 365 days = 7,300 pages per year. Considering the average book is 240 pages, you’ll read 30,4 books (7,300 / 240 = 30,4). So by applying just this one tip in your life, you’ll already be able to read 30+ books per year.

Is it hard to read 50 books a year?

It’s easy to imagine these super readers as being speed readers. However, you can read 50 books per year even if you aren’t particularly fast. It doesn’t require a massive time commitment, either. By making small tweaks to your daily life, you can carve out the time to read 50 books in a year.

Can you read 365 books in 365 days?

For 2019, I resolved to do the ultimate: 365 books in 365 days. Yes, that’s literally a book a day. BUT (!) Reading a book a day doesn’t mean I spend all day in a book. It just means that all my extra minutes go to a place that recharges me, which ultimately allows me to do more the next day. It’s a beautiful experience (more on this below).

How many books do you read in a day?

For 2019, I resolved to do the ultimate: 365 books in 365 days. Yes, that’s literally a book a day. BUT (!) Reading a book a day doesn’t mean I spend all day in a book. It just means that all my extra minutes go to a place that recharges me, which ultimately allows me to do more the next day.

Is it worth it to reread books?

Rereading can be a valuable practice. I read mostly first-time books now, but when I first started I reread the same 25 books over and over. Sometimes a book you’ve already read is like an old friend whose guidance you need to return to at a particular point in life.

How can I make reading books a regular part of my life?

Here’s how to make reading books a regular part of your day, and some of the benefits of regular reading: 1. Structure your habit. As with anything you want to accomplish, you have to spend time and discipline cultivating it into a habit. Every morning before I start my day, I awake an hour or two early and read.