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Translations of the Mind Body and Soul Tallies Good Scores with Amazons...

The Readability calculations estimate how easy it is to read and understand the text of a book. The Fog Index was developed by Robert Gunning. It indicates the number of years of formal education required to read and understand a passage of text. The Flesch Index, developed in 1940 by Dr. Rudolph Flesch, is another indicator of reading ease. The score returned is based on a 100 point scale, with 100 being easiest to read. Scores between 90 and 100 are appropriate for 5th and 6th graders, while a college degree is considered necessary to understand text with a score between 0 and 30. The Flesch-Kincaid Index is a refinement to the Flesch Index that tries to relate the score to a U.S. grade level. For example, text with a Flesch-Kincaid score of 10.1 would be considered suitable for someone with a 10th grade or higher reading level. The Complexity calculations indicate the complexity of the words and sentence structure in the text of a book. A word is considered "complex" if it has three or more syllables.



Text Stats



Fog Index:    
11.8   
   
Moderate   


Flesch Index:    
63.5   
   
Moderate    


Flesch-Kincaid Index:    
9.3   
Easier    


Complexity (learn more)    


Complex Words:    
10%   
   
Fewer    


Syllables per Word:    
1.5   
Fewer    


Words per Sentence:    
19.5   
More    


Number of    


Characters:    
43,532   
   
Fewer    


Words:    
7,734   
   
    
    
Fewer    


Sentences:    
396   
   
Fewer    


Fun stats    


Words per Dollar:    
597    
   


Words per Ounce:    
2,302

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