You know you're smart. You may already be a high-achieving student or a recognized professional with multiple degrees. You can memorize practically anything, and others admire your abilities. You may be considered an expert in your field. So why do you not feel as smart when faced with reading material that you find dull? Why do you have to reread to get the main idea? Why do you perform well on assignments but poorly on tests? And where is your deep passion for reading? If you have ever asked yourself at least one of these questions, this book has your answers. You will learn to find the...