[DeepL Translation - needs review] How should I read books? Does speed reading really work? From poor reading that just follows the print in the dark to rich reading with deep feeling. Keiichiro Hirano of "At the End of a Matinee" reveals his own reading techniques that he has been practicing himself, which will free you from the "speed-reading complex" and make a difference. Even with "slow reading," I can read enough books to get by, or at least more books that I can use in life, which is ...
A challenge
The book talks about the technique of reading slowly. In the first chapter, the author describes the benefits of slow reading in comparison to speed reading. In the second chapter, he delves into the technique itself, about what is beneficial and what not:
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