Reading a book in one day

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Re: Reading a book in one day

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It is possible, I don't usually rush it, but sometimes I have nothing to do or I'm into that book that much.
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I think it’s normal as long as you follow and understand what you’re reading. There’s many books that I’ve finished in a day.
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Depends on the size though and reading speeds. It's fun to get done with a good book right away. I know I've done it countless times, so I don't think it's bad at all.
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I've done the same but if I want a book to last longer in my brain, I would either reread that book or read slowly.
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Post by hayisa »

I know this is over seven years late in reply. But I wouldn't consider it bad. If I had the ability and time, I would read a book a day. I'd done this in the past and it mostly depended on circumstances, my mood, and the length of the book.
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If I have time and am totally free I usually read a book in a day. It always shocks me when I get to the end realize what I just did.
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Unless it is a very short book, I am not that fast a reader.
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There is nothing bad! I think it's an absurd idea to think that something is wrong if you read a book in a single day. In my opinion, it's a good habit and an achievement you should be proud of; not everyone can do that.
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The question is How many pages ?
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If a book is good, I love reading it in one sitting. Usually they are short or adolescent books, but it feels so awesome to do that.
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Oooohhhhh yessss. I have done with many sweet books. I just sit down and finish the book. Literally in one sitting 😂
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I do this several times when the book is captivating and is suspense filled. I find myself reading past midnight if I start reading at night.
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I often read a book in one day. If I don’t want to devour the book, then it’s probably not going to be one that I end up loving.
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I can read a book in a day if it's a thriller or suspense novel. Those are the type I usually can't put down!
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No. It is absolutely possible to read a book in one day especially if it has few pages and it is interesting.
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