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Book · Non-fiction, memoir and self-help

think again

by Adam Grant

Page count, estimated reading time and reading quiz: everything to know before you start think again, and the Vread challenge to get to the end.

Pages
260
Reading time
≈ 4 h 40 min
Checkpoints
26
Genre
Non-fiction
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How long does it take to read think again?

At 260 pages, think again is a medium-length book. Expect about 4 hours 40 minutes of reading to finish it, based on 250 words per page and an average reading speed of 230 words per minute. A fast reader will go quicker; a careful read (or reading in a second language) will take longer.

At 30 minutes a day, that is about 10 days of reading. At the median pace of Vread readers, 72 pages per reading day, it takes 4 reading days. For a book of this length (250 to 399 pages), Vread readers who finish it take a median of 4.7 days between the first and the last checkpoint (Vread Reading Barometer 2026).

Reading days to finish it
30 minutes a day10 days
Vread median pace (72 pp./day)4 days

Estimates; see the method at the bottom of the page.

Prove you read it

The Vread challenge: 26 checkpoints

  1. Checkpoint 1, page 10
  2. Checkpoint 2, page 20
  3. Checkpoint 3, page 30
  4. Checkpoint 4, page 40
  5. Checkpoint 5, page 50
  6. Checkpoint 6, page 60
  7. Checkpoint 7, page 70
  8. Checkpoint 8, page 80
  9. Checkpoint 9, page 90
  10. Checkpoint 10, page 100
  11. Checkpoint 11, page 110
  12. Checkpoint 12, page 120
  13. Checkpoint 13, page 130
  14. Checkpoint 14, page 140
  15. Checkpoint 15, page 150
  16. Checkpoint 16, page 160
  17. Checkpoint 17, page 170
  18. Checkpoint 18, page 180
  19. Checkpoint 19, page 190
  20. Checkpoint 20, page 200
  21. Checkpoint 21, page 210
  22. Checkpoint 22, page 220
  23. Checkpoint 23, page 230
  24. Checkpoint 24, page 240
  25. Checkpoint 25, page 250
  26. Checkpoint 26, page 260

In Vread, think again is split into 26 checkpoints, one every 10 pages or so. At each checkpoint, a question covers the passage you have just read: a correct answer validates the step, and your progress moves forward like a training plan.

The challenge: validate all 26 checkpoints through to the last page. No giant quiz at the end, no summary to copy out: short questions along the way that prove the book was actually read. It also works as a reading quiz to check your understanding before a test.

Also available in French on Vread.

Illustrative example

Checkpoint 1/26pp. 1–10

What a checkpoint looks like

A short, precise question about the pages you have just read: a character, a place, a choice.

The answer is in the text: reply in the app.

This is not a question from think again: to avoid spoilers, the real questions stay in the app.

Answer in the app, one checkpoint at a time.

Summary, quiz, reviews: frequently asked questions

How many pages is think again?
The edition listed on Vread has 260 pages. The exact count varies by edition (paperback, hardback, ebook).
How long does it take to read think again?
About 4 hours 40 minutes of reading, or 10 days at 30 minutes a day.
Is there a quiz on think again?
Yes: the Vread app has 26 reading questions on think again, one per checkpoint, unlocked as you read.
Where can I find a summary of think again?
Vread does not publish summaries: the app supports reading the book itself, part by part. Checkpoint questions cover what you have just read, which makes them a good way to check you did not miss anything.

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Written by Vread from its catalogue data (page count of the listed edition, checkpoints, ratings aggregated from 10 ratings). No summary or publisher text is reproduced. Reading times are estimates; see the method in the Vread Reading Barometer (in French).