Thread: Can you re-read a book you enjoyed 20 years ago?
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Old 12-09-2010, 04:28 PM   #21
bill_mchale
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I actually have a pretty good record with rereading books -- though the book has to be good enough, or the author anyway, to make the list for rereading in the first place. I had read most Asimov novels in my teens, and every 5-10 years, I will pick up the Original Foundation Trilogy and the Original Robot novels and reread them. Mind you anything after Robots of Dawn and Foundation's Edge has never been attempted.

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