What is the minimum time ever you finished reading a book?

[emilyxwebster1]

I try to read a book a day - or if it's a big book - two days. I've read books in around 1 - 3 hours and I can manage to get through compelling books very quickly.

[dishaprashant]

it took me 15 days to complete Fifty Shades of Grey...all the three volumes

[samuyama]

I burned through the first game of thrones book in a couple days.... not such a healthy habit

[shayna]

One hour. On this cite, I have reviewed books that are only about 100 pages long. My standard reading time is about 100 pages an hour, so it typically correlates to book length.

[Teigynlux]

I read Harry potter and the goblet of fire in about 18 hrs in one day lol. That was pretty awesome. My mom said people were talking to me all day before they realized I heard nothing. Naha I was totally immersed in the world of HP!

[MrsAmyM]

3 hours

[samuyama]

harry potter, wow that's a big one.

[raindropwriter]

I had finished a book in just 4 hours. I started reading it at 11 PM or so and kept reading it till 3 AM in the morning. I had a horrible headache to deal with afterwards. But yeah the book was quite short and a goodread.

[gabbycalametti4]

The Fault in Our Stars-5 hours. FANTASTIC and ADDICTING book! I also finished The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey in less than 12 hours. That was an AWESOME book too!

[Carina]

I read about 300 pages a day. I'm really into fantasies. I recently finished the Souls of the Stone series in 3 days.

[[nette]]

I think my most minimum time that I spent on a book, was around 18-19 hours total, reading a total of 5 books.

[nathanhodgins]

I tend to read over things a lot, so about 4-5 hours I think.

[madhu_bookworm]

If i am really into the book and it is an easy read 4 to 6 hours.

[Alexsandra]

In a day if I really like the book

[Tania Dey]

Well, I guess that depends on the number of pages and the amount of text. For me it was a wonderful picture book illustrating the natural wonders of the New England region.

-- 19 May 2014, 06:38 --

.... and it took only a couple of hours!