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How about chopping it up into smaller pieces; like a few pages or paragraphs at a time .
Alternatively you can get together and listen to an audio book together
if you're reading something as big as capital you can also read someone like Cleaver or Harvey, etc, at the same time. They don't always go in the same chunks or pages as you want to but there are a few guidebooks that match the main chapters and sections
main thing to watch out for is the anti-marxist intros like Singer. they can be useful but you can't let their criticisms put you off because the criticisms are weak
Who are Cleaver and Harvey, never heard of them before