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Old 11-09-2012, 09:54 AM   #52
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The reason I re-read some books (paper or e-book) is that I really like their stories (usually it's series).

However, most of the time, when I re-read, I also discover things that I missed on the first or second reading, subtleties about characters, descriptions or language/style, especially on books that have a fast paced and engrossing plot.
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