1. A computer-implemented method comprising: identifying progress of a user through a collection of electronic books, the progress of the user being based at least in part on a number of pages that have been consumed, the collection of electronic books comprising a plurality of electronic books; causing display of a progress bar indicating the progress of the user through the collection of electronic books, the progress bar indicating the progress of the user by visualizing an amount of consumed text with respect to an amount of unconsumed text; identifying a number of sessions of consumption of an electronic book of the collection of electronic books; causing display of information indicating the number of sessions of consumption of the electronic book of the collection of electronic books; identifying an estimated amount of time to complete the electronic book of the collection of electronic books; and causing display of the estimated amount of time to complete the electronic book.
1. A computer-implemented method comprising: identifying progress of a user through a collection of electronic books, the progress of the user being based at least in part on a number of pages that have been consumed, the collection of electronic books comprising a plurality of electronic books; causing display of a progress bar indicating the progress of the user through the collection of electronic books, the progress bar indicating the progress of the user by visualizing an amount of consumed text with respect to an amount of unconsumed text; identifying a number of sessions of consumption of an electronic book of the collection of electronic books; causing display of information indicating the number of sessions of consumption of the electronic book of the collection of electronic books; identifying an estimated amount of time to complete the electronic book of the collection of electronic books; and causing display of the estimated amount of time to complete the electronic book. 6. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , further comprising: causing display of another progress bar indicating progress of the user through the electronic book of the collection of electronic books; and causing display of, on the other progress bar, a location slider indicating a location in the electronic book where the user is currently consuming content.