In Dickens's day, novels arrived in installments — and everyone finished them. Bits returns your own books to you in the same fashion: two-minute parts, one each day, until the last page.
Books in the public domain, on the house · your PDF never leaves this page.
On a real book: that's it, you're done for today.
No summaries. No speed-reading tricks. The actual book you chose — cut to the size of your day, in parts small enough that “I haven't the time” stops working. Ten minutes a day quietly becomes a book a month, the old serialized way: one installment, faithfully delivered, until finis.
Alice read exactly the sort of book her sister wouldn't finish — one with pictures, conversations, and a piece small enough for a riverbank. We side with Alice.
Notice of the first edition will be sent to subscribers. If your shelf of unfinished books is as embarrassing as ours (23 and counting), do leave your address.