Have you ever read an entire book in a single day?

Yes, I have. The book was made into a film and I couldn't decide if I wanted to watch it or not. I couldn't remember the story well. So I read it again. In the end, I decided to stick to the book and not watch the film. The title wouldn't mean anything to you. It's a German novella.

Not really. I did it last week for an Upwork assignment--to read a 32-page picture book. That's my only exception. I can read a book in a few days up until a week.

I haven't read any book in one day, but I believe my husband has. He read the last Harry Potter in a day, if my memory serves me right.

Of course! It must have been a book for children: all uppercase, 10% text, 90% pictures and 10 pages thick. But hey, it's still a book!

yes, a paulo coehlo book--the alchemist :)

Yes I did. The tittle of the book was chicken soup for the soul and another book. When angels appear.

No and I don't expect I ever will. I love to read(a love that I discovered later in life) but I have too many other hobbies and things that I want and have to do. Even if I had all the time in the world and reading was the only thing I liked to do I still wouldn't read an entire book in a day. It's far too easy, even if the book is really good, for my mind to wander and the longer I sit and read the more it feels like a chore and the less enjoyment I get from it.

I may have when I was younger, but I don't remember what it would be. My thing was, if I enjoyed a book enough (which was often) as soon as I finished the book I would turn it over and start again. Did this particularly with Summer of the Monkeys by Wilson Rawls.

If it's short story around maybe 20 pages, then I can finish it in a day. Otherwise, it usually take me a few months to finish reading a book.

yes, I read this tHirteen reasons why and A dan brown book as well.

I completed all books in The Selection trilogy in a day each.