When do you stop reading a book?

[labellevie]

I tend to stop at page numbers, so for instance I'll read specifically 10, 20 or 30 etc. pages (depending on the book) and then stop.

[bobblybear]

It depends how long I'm stopping for. If it's for the night, then I try to get to the end of a chapter or section. If I'm stopping for half an hour to go do something else, then I'll happily stop anywhere.

[Garp44]

I stop at the beginning of the first paragraph after turning the page. If there is no paragraph then at the top of the new page. When I start again I always read the last few lines that I previously read.

[funrun]

I Just leave it if its abook I hate to read but good one chapter or have to finish it even if takes all night

[Max Martini]

I tend to stop at the end of a paragraph. The weird thing about me is that it has to be the end of a 'good' paragraph. Meaning one that is at least 4-5 sentences and one that ends the thought flow/process in a way. My mind decides that this is a good place to rest for a bit.

 

Whenever I try to only stop at the end of a chapter it's always one of those chapters some big cliffhanger and it drives me to keep going to find out what will happen next with the other chapter.

[Talisman]

Usually at the end of a chapter, but if its a long one, or I am tired, at the nearest convenient break.