Assuming you're taking your time with a book and there's

There is no way to answer this question in a satisfying way, given that fonts, typesetting, and page size are not standardized, neverminding the fact that language used is also not standardized.

It would take me 6 hours to read 1000 pages of Harry Potter in the later books' original hardcover versions.

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most 1000 pages fiction books take me about 3 weeks to read

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1000 pages of Hegel would take more time than 1000 pages of Tolkien. In other words, your question is dumb.

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Standard fiction? Probably 10-15 hours. But that could vary wildly depending on the reading material. I read about 100 pages an hour of basic fiction, but that's not going to last for Joyce or Lucretius.

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Taking my time, and assuming it's the sort of book that reaches 1000 pages, I'd say somewhere between 3 days and a month. If I'm massively engrossed I'll just pound through it, but if I'm taking it in slowly I'll read about fifty pages a day, take some days off to read other things.

Never feel time pressured though, OP. If you want to read something else in the midst of reading a massive slab of a book, there's nothing stopping you taking a break.

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Hours? Maybe 20? Given my schedule about 5 days.