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Consume means to eat....But anyway to answer your question, I can't read now. Why do teachers have to give so much work?

I read around a 4 to 5 books in a month

Around 5-6, not including non-fiction. I have to read a book a week for my English degree, and I also get through one or two of my own choices.

If I include non-fiction, I read about 10 a month, mainly for my degree - but not usually the whole book, just one or two chapters of each, as needed.

Right now? Like, 0.

But, that's because of all my crazy homework and time wasting on Yahoo Answers. Back in the good old days when I didn't have a job, hard classes, and Internet addiction, I could burn through at least 2-3 books a month. (Over 100 pages long).

Probably 2-4. Depends on how quick a read it is. (Just read all the Stephanie Plum novels -- quick reads. Trying to read World War Z -- taking longer, I feel like I need to pay more attention to it.)

I read from about 4-6 books a month.

In the summer I read much more cause I don't have so much homework :)

I eat about 16 books a month. ;D

Hehe. Kidding. Before my depression robbed my love for reading, I could read 20-30 books a month, no skimming, 200+ pages. :)

consume is a very good word lol.

usually i start reading a book saturday night, and up till sunday morning finishing it. probably about 4/5 a month. i shouldnt because i hav SATs and god knows how much homework, but i just love reading, plus it makes my writing better. win win. lol :)

On average, 12.

Depending on how long they are about, maybe 6