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>chapter is 100 pages long
>whole book is 1 chapter
>chapters don't have a whole page dedicated to a new chapter but the new chapter just begins seamlessly at the end of or middle of a page.
this triggers me
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>>8213639
>All the Pretty Horses
It's annoying because I try to allocate my reading time by chapters
>first chapters are fifty pages
>last chapters are 2 pages
i'm looking at you, moby dick
>chapter is less then one page
>>8213706
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>paragraph is 30 pages long
I really love books that have short chapters. I'm talking 2-3 pages, even just 1 page long sometimes. Moby-Dick was a delight
I don't see what >>8213717 is talking about, the chapters seemed consistently short pretty much the whole way through.
>Moocow meets nicens little boy
>Brékkek Kékkek Kékkek Kékkek! Kóax Kóax Kóax! Ualu Ualu Ualu! Quaouauh!
>>8214130
They give me that Netflix effect of "Binge-reading".
I don't feel like I have time to read 50 page chapters but I'll easily read 5 10 page chapters.
>>8213639
>first chapter is150 pages
>second chapter is 130
>third chapter is like 420 or something idk lmao
>fifth chapter is maybe 50
which book am i referring to
>>8214250
Against the Day?
>500 pages
>2 chapters
>first chapter 488 pages
>each chapter had the exact same number of pages (24)
Satisfied the fuck out of my autism desu
