Is their any reading contest like the battle of the books?????

Ask your public librarian or your teachers.

My hunch is that these reading contests are only for elementary school students.

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At this time of your life, you should be concentrating on comprehending what you read, not on how many books you can finish.

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There was a book that has 311 and I finish it in 3 DAYS. I got this book last friday in the 60's or 70's (pages; the book had about 100 something pages).

At this time of your life, you should be concentrating on comprehending what you read, not on how many books you can finish.

You'll get into the college you want by understanding academic books, not on how fast you read!!!

I know I know Ms. Sue geuzz. Of course I know besides the books I read I understnad them anyway. I also read academic books and take my time!!!! Besides I made it to the honor roll!!!!!

Yes, there are reading contests similar to the battle of the books that you can participate in. Here's how you can find one:

1. Check with your local library: Many libraries host reading competitions, including book trivia contests or reading challenges where participants are required to read a certain number of books within a specific timeframe.

2. Search online: Use search engines to look for reading contests or competitions. Websites like Goodreads may organize book challenges for their members.

3. Join book clubs or online reading communities: Sometimes, book clubs or online communities host reading competitions for their members. Engage with these groups and inquire about any ongoing or upcoming contests.

4. Consult with your school or educational institution: In some cases, schools or educational institutions organize book-based competitions for their students. Speak to your teachers or administrators to see if such contests are available.

5. Follow social media accounts: Follow social media accounts of authors, publishers, or literary organizations to stay updated on any reading contests they may organize.

Remember, reading contests are often region-specific and vary in format and rules, so make sure to read the guidelines carefully before participating.