Book stats

>>7734511
0
0
and 0

People on /lit/ do not read.

Now start with the western canon.

Day: 15 - 60
Year: 8 - 20
Interested to see how this measures up, think I'm probably on the lower end of average for a "reader"

since Jan I've read 4

>How many books do you read on a yearly basis?
50-60
>How many pages a day do you read?
idk, I read until I get tired or have something else to do.

>>7734511
Since age 20, I've read around 800, which ends up about 120-130 books every year.

I read at least 100 pages a day, often more than that.

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On Goodreads I've logged 339 books.

If you factor in everything I read as a kid the number might be three times that, but then who's counting Captain Underpants?

>>7734656
A day I read anywhere from 0-100, rarely more than that but it does happen. But, my job does afford me the freedom to read. I'm sure that's why most people don't read as much as they'd like

Never really counted how many books a year I read. Never bothered to care enough to count.

>>7734673
>since 20
>am now 21

>>7734681
10 childrens books=1 mature book textwise

>>7734688
I didn't think I needed to specify, since you could do the math there pretty easily.

I'm 26 now

>>7734511
Daily? 10-100, depends really. I've read 20 yesterday and today but 200 this Sunday.
I've read 20 books with around 200 pages each this year.

>>7734682

What's your job?

>>7734705
That anon was probably remarking that he himself was 21, and comparing himself to you, book penis wise.

>>7734712
Oh, makes sense.

I got a ton of reading in when I was 21-22, since I had just "got into" reading again and went a bit nuts. More than 150 books read during those two years.

>>7734710
>care provider

Basically a glorified babysitter. I pick up three girls from school and essentially do nothing save make sure they don't kill themselves. They're old enough to know what not to do anyhow so I just sit back and read 'till their parents get home

>>7734721

That sounds nice. Is it full-time too?

>>7734729
Not in terms of hours works, so no. But the family is wealthy enough to pay a good wage. It helps support myself, my habits, and partially pay for school.

90-100
2
3

>>7734734

Cool dude, I hope it keeps going well for you

>>7734511
less than ten
less than one
less than one
i don't know why i come here