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Originally Posted by radius
I'm curious where you developed the habit of wanting to know how much reading you have left to finish a chapter? I guess some other ereader device? (since paper books don't give you that information in a convenient way either)
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Mark current page by holding in left hand. Use right hand to flick to next chapter. Or hold in right hand and use left to go back to TOC and note page nos.
Much faster than doing the equivalent in Kindle.
I just prefer to stop reading at a chapter break, though not always possible with long chapters.
But actually, some Android ebook apps do have progress lines much more informative. E.g., a line with your current place and marks for each chapter break.
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Originally Posted by radius
Is it really that much more satisfying to hit the end of the chapter before stopping?
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Yes. That's why chapters exist at all.
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Originally Posted by shalym
I just read until the doctor is ready to see me, then I stop wherever I am.
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Obviously, when I have to, I do that.
Stopping at a chapter end is a preference, not a compulsion.