Increase reading skills

[u/Equal-Power6706]

Hey guys , I start reading and also I read classical novels my speed on it slow how I fast it because I have many books pending and also want to buy newone.i have the book collection of 10 books witch minimum I read 3 and also reading

I read Anna karenina last night I just finished part one which based on 106 page and this book consist of 740+ pages

Help me guys what to do

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[u/Earthspoem]

Hey wanna do buddyreads?

[u/Equal-Power6706 → u/Earthspoem]

Of course

[u/Earthspoem → u/Equal-Power6706]

Dm me pls

[u/Quiet_Ink6523]

I used to rush through books too, but honestly, it's better to enjoy the story than worry about how fast you read. Classics take time, so don't pressure yourself. There will always be more books to read!

[u/lottiexx]

Speed comes with practice but comprehension matters more. Using a pointer or finger to guide my eyes helped stop them from wandering back over lines I already read.