Learning Reading Speed Kindle Novels & Stories

"I didn't notice." "That's the best kind of reading." A pause. "What do you think?" She looked at the page. The words were clear. The sentences made sense. I think I like it. Then keep reading. --- At 9, Maya closed the book. She was halfway through. She hadn't meant to read that much. She just kept turning pages. Her phone buzzed. Idris: Did you finish? Halfway. That's fast. I couldn't stop. That's the best kind of book.

The book talked in his mind! If this would help him rescue Rieska, he would probably do speed reading to finish this as soon as possible. He had already seen the context of this book before, and it contains more symbols than words. He began scanning the first page, and then he finally read the texts. Eleand realized that the faerie language was not the same as he had previously learned. Again, the words changed, he understood the content better. He finished reading it in just two hours. And he couldn’t even understand a single thing. The faerie language was very complicated to decipher.

“Start over. Page one.” “What?” I practically shrieked. “I’ve been reading this same page for hours! You can’t make me start over just because I got one question wrong!” “You didn’t get one question wrong,” Knox corrected gently. “You’ve gotten fifteen questions wrong. Which means you haven’t actually learned the material. Reading isn’t the same as understanding, Dahlia. You need to comprehend what you’re reading, not just let your eyes pass over the words.” I wanted to cry. Or throw the textbook at his head. Maybe both.

He was glad that he was able to lighten her mood. He is mostly happy about her not being scared of him or werewolves anymore. "So tell me how it feels to be so intelligent?" "Well, we have retentive memories, so we hardly forget whatever we are being taught. Even if we try to read, just a glance at a page feels like it's been screenshotted into our head." "Oh my goodness! That's marvelous, let's exchange heads baby." Avery pouted and Gideon pulled her cheeks playfully. "Don't be silly! Don't worry, I will help your reading get easier, you're surely going to break a leg in this exam."

A week later….. Anne studied the girl in front of him. It was 1 o'clock in the afternoon and Anne's stomach was rumbling hungrily but Arissa didn't seem to care about it at all. It had been 4 hours since the two of them sat in the living room and learning preliminary skills in basic reading and counting. Unbelievably, she was able to absorb all the information which been given like a sponge in 3 days! On the 4th day, Arissa always staying in the library for at least 4 hours in a row and reading all the books which in there. Her learning ability and thirst of new things are enormous. She was willing to study all the knowledge that she is learning now. Apparently, she is studying grammar and h

I’d tried reading the chapters before, but after ten minutes, my brain would just shut off. "Look, Nathan, right?" I leaned back, crossing my arms and flashing my best smile. "Can we just take a second here? I know I'm starting from behind. But honestly, I'm a visual learner. Maybe you could just… walk me through the shortcuts? Just give me the highlights of what’s actually going to be on the test so we don't have to waste time on all this extra text." Nathan stared at me, his face completely blank. "Shortcuts."

I could hear nothing but the whispers and my breathing. The creature cackled loudly and lunged for me. A whimper left its black lips when I caught it by its neck. My right hand was wrapped firmly around the creature's neck as I continued to stare at the ground. I lifted my head slowly to lock eyes with the creature. I could see the fear in its eyes as it clawed at my hand. I could taste its fear too, and it was thrilling.

“I just… don’t like how this feels.” His gaze stayed on me. “Explain.” I hesitated, because explaining it meant admitting it, and admitting it made it real. I swallowed slightly, my fingers curling at my side. “It’s too fast,” I said finally, my voice quieter now. “I don’t feel like I’m learning it, I feel like it’s already there and I’m just… catching up.” It sat wrong in my chest the second I said it, and Ethan didn’t interrupt or move.

It’s very fast. Hans smiled and just shrugged. “I’m kinda used to it. I read fast, you know… In medical school, we are trained to do so. So, I got the hobby of reading books at a fast pace.” When Hans was still in medical school, most of the time when would read 6-10 medical books in a day. It’s because there are times that their professors would suddenly throw a surprise examination without even telling them the coverage of it. So, for him not to get caught off guard, he made it a hobby to read as many books as he can at a fast rate.

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