On the shelf
Reading Pace Planner
Books that stayed in mind, and the marks they left in the margins.
Reading is the slow centre of this notebook. Nicole Junkerman keeps track of what was read, what was underlined and what was worth arguing with later. Some titles earn a long note; others leave only a single sentence. Either way, the habit is the same: read closely, mark the page and let a good book change the next conversation.
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A small planning aid for a reading list. Enter how many pages a book has and how much reading time you expect to give it, and the planner works out roughly how long it will take and what a steady weekly pace looks like.
Enter your numbers and the planner will show a rough pace.
This planner is a simple arithmetic aid. It runs entirely in your browser, stores nothing and sends nothing anywhere. Reading speeds vary a great deal from person to person and from book to book, so treat every figure here as a rough estimate for planning rather than a target, and not as advice of any kind.
Nicole Junkerman keeps the rest of the journal, and the blog has the latest notes.