/lit/ - Literature

>>3242866
>Why does it make you not satisfied?

I'm in a CC, and I want to thrive in my classes. I don't consider my reading comprehension adequate for classes like Chemistry or a higher level English class where I have to do a lot of reading.

>Why are you even taking scores on this matter? Are you really going to waste time with a book on how not to waste so much time with books?

Well, I took it for my remedial reading course. As I figured, my scores were terrible, and as I continued to read, my reading improved. However, my reading still isn't ample to where I'll be successful in harder classes like in the hard sciences. That's why I'm taking another remedial course next semester.

>And to comprehend more, just go slowly building your references, read more and more varied books, watch films, talk to people. Comprehension means connecting things up. It only becomes better when you feel it became better.

Well, I guess I'll go to barnes and noble and find H.P. Lovecraft: Tales. I've heard great things about him, so I'll start with him.