Start from a daily goal
Pick pages or minutes a day. BookWorm turns it into a number of books for the year, so the target matches a day you can actually keep.
One daily habit underneath, one shelf on top.
Pick pages or minutes a day. BookWorm turns it into a number of books for the year, so the target matches a day you can actually keep.
Every book you finish this year stands on your shelf as a spine, next to empty places for the ones still to come.
A gold flag marks where today's pace says you should be. Ahead of it, behind it, or right on it, you see it at a glance.
Paper books, ebooks and audiobooks all count toward the same challenge. Listening on a walk is reading.
For books of about 300 pages, read every day of the year:
| Books a year | Pages a day | Minutes a day |
|---|---|---|
| 12 | 10 | 15 |
| 24 | 20 | 30 |
| 36 | 30 | 45 |
| 52 | 43 | 65 |
At about 1.5 minutes a page. Your numbers will differ: the calculator works them out for your own books and speed.
Open the reading goal calculatorStart from the time you have. Fifteen minutes a day is about a book a month for most readers. If last year was six books, twelve is a real stretch. The challenge ideas guide has more ways to choose.
Nothing breaks. The flag shows where your pace is, and the goal is yours to change. Plenty of readers catch up in summer or on holiday.
In BookWorm they do. Minutes of listening count toward the same daily goal as pages, and a finished audiobook takes its place on the shelf.
You can share each finished book as a library checkout card, and on the first of each month BookWorm shows a recap of the month you read.
Turn a yearly goal or a finish date into pages a day.
Work it out → GuideNumber goals, theme goals and gentle goals, and how to pick one.
Read the guide → GuideTwelve honest ways to find more reading time in an ordinary week.
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