No. It would be measured in pages
Theoretically forever, since there are an infinity of halves mathematically. In actuality though, with words it gets ridiculous, because it's pointless to read half of a sentence, and you really can't read half of a word, or half of a letter, so eventually you will read the whole thing. Looking at the timeline below, if you really, really cared about going down by a half each time, you might be able to make it possibly two weeks. But if it is a good book, you are going to want to finish it much more quickly... and even if you are trying to prove a point, once you start hitting the fraction-of-a-page days starting with day 8, it gets pretty ridiculous from there. 1st day: read 120 pages -- Total 120 2nd day: read 60 pages -- Total 180 3rd day: read 30 pages -- Total 210 4th day: read 15 pages -- Total 225 5th day: read 7.5 pages -- Total 232.5 6th day: read 3.75 pages -- Total 236.25 7th day: read 1.875 pages -- Total 238.125 8th day: read .9375 pages -- Total 239.0625 9th day: read .46874 pages -- Total 239.53124 10th day: read .23437 pages -- Total 239.76561 11th day: read .117185 pages -- Total 239.882795 12th day: read .0585925 pages -- Total 239.9413875 13th day: read .02929625 pages -- Total 239.97068375 14th day: read .014648125 pages -- Total 239.985331875 15th day: read .0073240625 pages -- Total 239.9926559375 At this point, no matter how long or complex the page in an actual book, you are getting into fractured sentences and words, and in actual reading you are done. So while the mathematical theory says this continues forever, even the most dedicated actual person reading could not continue the pointless exercise any further.
John read 80 pages out of 240 pages last week, which is 80/240 or 1/3 of the book. This week, he read 60 pages out of 240 pages, which is 60/240 or 1/4 of the book. Therefore, he has read a total of 1/3 + 1/4 = 7/12 of the book. To find out what fraction he still has to read, subtract 7/12 from 1 (the whole book), which equals 5/12. So, John still has 5/12 of the book left to read.
4 pages.
You would need to read all 237 pages to finish the book in time.That averages out to be 34 pages a day for 6 days and 33 pages on the 7th day.
The first installment of "The Twilight Saga" has a total of 434 pages. The Next book in the sequel has 563 pages The third book, Eclipse, has 628 pages and the fourth book has 756 (Including the "Vampire index" at the very back of the book. So the total number of pages are 2381.
"Call the Midwife" book has 384 pages in total.
The book "Soitary" by Gerald Caplan has a total of 240 pages.
The book "If I Stay" by Gayle Forman has a total of 272 pages.
The book When The Game Stands Tall has 408 pages in the paperback version. The book was released on August 23, 2005. It is about the Spartans football team and their 13 yeas of consecutive wins.
"The Kill Order" book by James Dashner has a total of 343 pages.
This book has a total of 531 pages, but only 526 are about the story, the others are front pages and about the author.
It has a total of 346 pages.
The book "Victory" by Susan Cooper has 144 pages in total.
Each day she reads 12 more pages than the previous day, so: Monday - 18 pages today, 18 total Tuesday - 30 pages today, 48 total Wednesday - 42 pages today, 90 total Thursday - 54 pages today, 144 total Friday - 66 pages today, 210 total Saturday - 78 pages today, 288 total Total by the end of Saturday: 288 pages. She has not finished by Sunday morning.
The Book of Genesis comic book has a total of 224 pages. It is a graphic novel adaptation of the biblical Book of Genesis illustrated by R. Crumb.
The "Pittsburgh Book of Contemporary American Poetry" has a total of 608 pages.