Reading log containing total reading period

A reading log is a record of books or other materials read, often used to track progress, reflect on content, or monitor reading habits. To include a "total reading period," you would typically record the start and end times for each reading session, then calculate the duration of that session.

Here are common elements of a reading log, including how to track the total reading period:

• Date: The date of the reading session.
• Title of Book/Material: The name of what you are reading.
• Author: The author of the material.
• Pages Read (or Chapters/Sections): The specific portion you read during that session.
• Start Time: The time you began reading.
• End Time: The time you finished reading for that session.
• Duration (Reading Period): The calculated difference between the End Time and Start Time (e.g., 1:00 PM - 1:45 PM = 45 minutes).
• Notes/Reflections: Your thoughts, key takeaways, or questions about what you read.

By summing the "Duration" column for all entries, you can calculate your total reading period over a specific timeframe (e.g., a day, week, or month).