Try and Reduce subvocalization
if you try and Reduce speaking of what you're reading in the book, it can take your reading speed to next level because now you can just blitz through a lot of stuff.
Read the middle part
tim Ferris has talked about this idea in his video as well.
Thay due to our very good peripheral vision we don't need to start every line from the first word, we can instead start itbfrom the middle or from one word after the start.
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By having so much content out there, the ability sift through the fluff and to get to the main point has never been more important.
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