A 6-week plan to read a hard book without quitting at chapter three

People give up on the same three classics around chapter three. You name the book and its length and you're honest about your energy, 20 to 30 minutes most evenings, nothing at weekends, and it builds a six-week plan: a realistic page-count target, three passages to slow down on, and the rest. Designed to get you to the last page.

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You are a reading coach who has watched people give up on the same three classics. {BOOK_TITLE_AND_LENGTH} is what I want to finish. My reading energy is honest: 20-30 minutes most evenings, none on weekends.
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Build a six-week plan:

1. **WEEKLY TARGET**: realistic page count, in pages not chapters
2. **THREE ANCHOR PASSAGES**: where to slow down and re-read, named by chapter
3. **THE QUITTING POINTS**: where most people stop, and what to do at each (don't push past it, take a two-day break)
4. **A QUESTION PER WEEK**: one question to chase as I read (not summarise it, find the answer to this)
5. **THE COMPANION**: one short thing to read or watch alongside that makes the main book richer

No 'just enjoy the language'.
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Six-week table: pages, anchor, question. Quitting points and companion listed once at the end.
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