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Steven,
Are you the type of reader that is able to knock out a 300-400 page book in an evening? My mom is like that. I'm a far cry from that. A book that size takes me a week under the most disciplined of scenarios. Just curious.
God bless,
Tom
Dear Goodform,
It largely depends upon the book, but for the most part, yes, a mere 300-400 pages is not much of a hurdle for half-a-day or so. But then I have to really have that much time to concentrate.
shalom,
Steven