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Breakthrough rapid reading

Peter Kump

1979

Speed reading

Tony Buzan

1977

Speed reading forfaster, more efficient comprehension

Mabel Y. Laughter

1982

The complete idiot's guide to speed reading

Abby Marks-Beale

2008

Read better, read faster

Manya De Leeuw, Eric De Leeuw

1986

Improving Reading Comprehension and Speed, Skimming and Scanning, Reading for Pleasure

McGraw-Hill

2001

Speed Reading in a Week

Tina Konstant

2016

Triple your reading speed

Wade E. Cutler

1993

Brilliant Speed Reading

Phil Chambers

2013

Reading smart

Nicholas Reid Schaffzin

1997

Faster reading self-taught.

Harry Shefter

1962

Remember everything you read

Stanley D. Frank

1990

The Collier quick and easy guide to rapid reading

Myron Q. Herrick

1969

Power Reading

Rick Ostrov

2001

Successful speed-reading in a week

Tina Konstant

2000

Speed reading

Steve Moidel

1994

Speed reading

Tina Konstant

2000

Dynamic speed reading

Norman C. Maberly

1966

Speed reading for professionals

H. Bernard Wechsler

2005

Reading faster and understanding more

Sharon Steeber De Orozco, Wanda Maureen Miller, Sharon Steeber de Orozco et al.

1979

Effortless reading

Vu Tran

2015

10 days to faster reading

Abby Marks-Beale

2001

The PhotoReading whole mind system

Paul R. Scheele

1997

Rapid reading with a purpose

Ben E. Johnson

1973

Rapid reading

Geoffrey A. Dudley

1977

Speed-reading the easy way

Howard Stephen Berg, Howard S. Berg, Marcus A. Conyers

1998

The Evelyn Wood Seven-Day Speed Reading and Learning Program

Stanley D. Frank

1994

Speed reading made easy

Arlyne F. Rial

1977

How to be a rapid reader

Kathryn Redway

1991

Steps to reading proficiency

Anne G. Phillips, Peter Elias Sotiriou, Anne Dye Phillips

1982

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