/lit/ - Literature

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>How to read a book a day ?
It's quite easy: you read at night. In all seriousness, I personally read on my way to work, at work whenever I have a break, and at home all I do is pretty much read and write. Sometimes I have inner debates such as reading a book, then thinking I could be reading another book, then thinking I could be writing instead.
But it's not hard to read a book a day. You just have to treat it as any other thing you 'should' be doing, if you really want to read a lot.

Besides I have no loyalties to fads. I'd rather just read than dedicate time doing 'things'. 80% of the things people do are just to fill time. You don't 'have' to go to the gym, you don't 'have' to watch a movie. I'm an old soul, I prefer just reading.

What are some good fantasy novels with a school setting?
The ones I know are Harry Potter (obviously), Superpowereds (which SUCKS) and Arcane Dropout (really trashy but I liked it). Books where the school isn't the focus, like A Wizard of Earthsea, don't count btw.