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Enter how many books are waiting in your to-be-read pile, their average length, and how many pages you read per day — we'll estimate how long it'll take to clear it. No pressure, just a friendly number.
We multiply your book count by the average page count to get the total pages in your pile, then divide by your daily reading pace to find out how many days it'll take. If you add an optional monthly growth rate — how many new books you typically pick up — we'll also let you know whether your pile is growing faster than you're reading it down, purely as a fun (not judgmental) observation.
There's no "correct" TBR size. Some readers keep a lean pile of three or four books; others happily maintain a shelf of fifty with no plan to rush. This tool is just here to turn "someday" into a rough number, in case that's useful for planning your next library trip or book-buying pause.
Multiply the number of books by their average page count to get total pages, then divide by how many pages you typically read per day. That gives you the number of days needed to clear the pile at your current pace.
Yes — most avid readers acquire books faster than they read them. A growing TBR isn't a problem to solve, it's just a reading life with more possibilities than time, which is its own kind of abundance.