Review of How To Read a Book – The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading

If you read a book in use, you should be able to answer the following questions – in the book?  Adler and Van Doren, an interesting observation. They suggest that if you play a better player, or in other words be read for understanding and enlightenment, you can not read an article or a book. You should read the material that is growing and expanding your mind. This extra effort can save you time later when you read the information to other books.

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