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Finish Reading My Huge Book...in 13 Days by: Becs
Since I`m in grad school, I do a lot of reading but it can get pretty monotonous. So, I joined a book club & I love it because it allows me to read stuff outside of my field of study. I need to finish my book by our next meeting on April 7th
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  • img_ so, the book i`m reading is 536 pages. i am currently on page…26. i have a ways to go before my next book club meeting on april 7th. here`s what the math looks like: 536 (all the pages in the book) minus 26 (the pages i`ve read) = 510 pages 510 (the pages i have yet to read) divided by 13 (the number of days until my next book club meeting) = 40 pages per day (roughly) so, if i can swing 40 pages a day, i`ll be in pretty good shape. although with everything else on my plate right now (work, school, internship, volunteering) this kind of looks easier than it sounds. but i think i can do it if i stick to this model!
    Step 1: So, the book I`m reading is 536 pages. I am currently on page…26. I have a WAYS to go before my next book club meeting on April 7th. Here`s what the math looks like:

    536 (all the pages in the book) MINUS 26 (the pages I`ve read) = 510 pages

    510 (the pages I have yet to read) DIVIDED BY 13 (the number of days until my next book club meeting)
    = 40 pages per day (roughly)

    So, if I can swing 40 pages a day, I`ll be in pretty good shape. Although with everything else on my plate right now (work, school, internship, volunteering) this kind of looks easier than it sounds. But I think I can do it if I stick to this model!
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zachwashere
zachwashere(1148 Days ago)This is a very cool plan...I like the way you broke it down...I`ll definitely use this for my next book club!Flag as Inappropriate
zachwashere
zachwashere(1136 Days ago)Hey, good job! I wasn`t sure you were gonna make it ;-)Flag as Inappropriate
globehound
globehound(1136 Days ago)Nice work Becs, you may be the most `achieved` person on our site thus far.Flag as Inappropriate
Elle
Elle(1130 Days ago)WAIT! I`m dying to know what was the book?? And do I need/want to read it??

:)Flag as Inappropriate
Becs
Becs(1128 Days ago)The book was the Time Traveler`s Wife. I didn`t love it. I will keep you updated on our upcoming book club selections though Elle. The book before this one was Lolita and that I would highly recommend if you`ve not yet read it.Flag as Inappropriate
Elle
Elle(1100 Days ago)Becs. I`m afraid you and I have broken up over your lack of love for this book. I read it and bawled my eyes out! With that said, I do cry at the Biggest Loser, but still, I loved the book! Keep me posted on what you read next! (I`ll give Lolita a try.)Flag as Inappropriate
Becs
Becs(1099 Days ago)Hahaha, I`m so glad you liked it! Some of my very good friends loved this book (and also bawled at the end), so I understand how it can be appealing to some. It just didn`t resonate with me for some reason. We`re reading Siddhartha next and will be meeting in mid June if you want to join us! Enjoy Lolita, it can be dense but it`s beautifully written. It`s also a very sexy/scandalous read...which is always fun.Flag as Inappropriate
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  • img_ so, the book i`m reading is 536 pages. i am currently on page…26. i have a ways to go before my next book club meeting on april 7th. here`s what the math looks like: 536 (all the pages in the book) minus 26 (the pages i`ve read) = 510 pages 510 (the pages i have yet to read) divided by 13 (the number of days until my next book club meeting) = 40 pages per day (roughly) so, if i can swing 40 pages a day, i`ll be in pretty good shape. although with everything else on my plate right now (work, school, internship, volunteering) this kind of looks easier than it sounds. but i think i can do it if i stick to this model!
    Step 1: So, the book I`m reading is 536 pages. I am currently on page…26. I have a WAYS to go before my next book club meeting on April 7th. Here`s what the math looks like:

    536 (all the pages in the book) MINUS 26 (the pages I`ve read) = 510 pages

    510 (the pages I have yet to read) DIVIDED BY 13 (the number of days until my next book club meeting)
    = 40 pages per day (roughly)

    So, if I can swing 40 pages a day, I`ll be in pretty good shape. Although with everything else on my plate right now (work, school, internship, volunteering) this kind of looks easier than it sounds. But I think I can do it if I stick to this model!
    3
  • img_ 3/26: read at least 40 pages of my book
    Step 2: 3/26: Read AT LEAST 40 pages of my book3
  • img_ 3/27: read at least 40 pages of my book
    Step 3: 3/27: Read AT LEAST 40 pages of my book3
  • img_weekend of 3/28: read atleast 80 pages of my book
    Step 4: Weekend of 3/28: Read ATLEAST 80 pages of my book3
  • img_ 3/29: read at least 40 pages of my book
    Step 5: 3/29: Read AT LEAST 40 pages of my book3
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    Step 9: 4/2: Read AT LEAST 40 pages of my book3
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    Step 10: 4/3: Read AT LEAST 40 pages of my book3
  • img_ weekend of 4/4: read at least 80 pages of my book
    Step 11: Weekend of 4/4: Read AT LEAST 80 pages of my book3
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    Step 13: 4/7: Read AT LEAST 40 pages of my book and be ready to discuss it! 04-07-20093
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