Speed Reading: Learn How to Read Faster With The Most Effective Techniques

by Kevin Milton

MUST HAVE Speed Reading Guide For Real Book Lovers! Have you ever been so excited by the book that couldn't forgive yourself you read so slowly? And how many times have you promised then to study how to read faster to become an excellent speedreader who would be able to reveal the book secrets as fast as only several readers can? In reading, everything starts by deciphering the words on the page, but how do you exactly look at the words when you read? Back then, researchers were convinced that humans read one single word at a time. They believed that we move our eyes across the page from the left edge to the right, digesting one word after another. This wholly explains how readers have no trouble identifying words at a faster than normal rate.In reality, everyone has the ability to read more and at a faster rate. As we weave through the page, we usually jump into fits and starts, reading a word (or a couple of them) in quick glances. It is in these quick glances stand the foundation of speed- reading. K. Milton shares his best exrerience about effective techniques for speed-reading, gives practice advices and explains how brain works when we read. You will find Techniques;Methods;Guidings;Practice Tests;Popular bad habits that do not allow you to read faster and how to fix them.The book will become your favorite guide, which will help you to get excellent skills of speed-reading.

92 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 7, 2017

Reviews

[Tomas Makky · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice tips and tricks, however I knew almost everything already mentioned in this book since I was interested in speed reading techniques long time ago. Everything the book covers can be googled and also there are a lot of youtube videos which covers the same topics, sometimes even with a visual approach for you to understand better.

The book is very well written and on point in every aspect. Short, and covers the subject perfectly. . Book was also for free via Amazon.

However I give it 4* instead of 5* simple because I think Kevin should have go with more details where he described various techniques and how to hold your hand when attempt to practice speed reading. More detailed description would be welcome, especially for "new" people who are going to try to mimic whats written.

I recommend this to everyone interested in improving their reading speed. This book covers the very basics and advanced techniques as well. Well done.