/lit/ - Literature

>>8857352
I was just counting and I estimate to have read a maximum of 10 books, not counting reading material for my uni studies. This doesn't sound like many, especially since most of them are quite short, but it is actually a pretty good number for me as I am a beginner. I'm happy with it but hoping to read even more next year.

Do you feel that you fully experienced all 35 books, OP? Whatever that question means.

19 but i spend like a half a year on reading bible

>>8857488
OP here.

I'm a slow reader normally but I was able to make some time for reading because I was preparing for unversity this year. Thomas Manns The Magic Mountain took me like 2 months though. The rest of the books were in the 150-500 pages rank. I don't feel like it was that much idk.

33 books that i own a physical copy, the ones that i read online or in the library are a bit tricky to know, but i think i've read 4 books in the library and ~13 ebooks.

So, i have probably read ~50 books in total; 2 of them having more than 1000 pages, 7 having more 600, and most of them having around 300 pages.

I also have read more than 10 light novels, and completed 3 vns.

I am extremely slow reader, i usually read 15~30 pages a hour, and i also like to make annotations and write shit when i am reading.

This is year i was luck because i had no college, next year i will be in college and working (and i work 9 to 10 hours a day), so will probably won't have much time to read, i am planning just to complete the full Plato, Aristotle and the Bible.

>>8857646
Sorry for the raping of the english language on my reply, i should have at least tried to read it before posting.

quality over quantity kiddos

>>8857676
Bullshit, everybody knows that people on /lit/ always read the same books.

>>8857676
this

>>8857688
so quality is even more of a factor, isn't it?