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Old 10-19-2011, 07:59 PM   #598
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In my case, it's just a by-product of my reading style. Sometimes I commit myself fully to a re-read, sometimes I just skim a DIY "good parts" version. The latter tends to happen more often unless I really loved everything about the book, so it seemed a bit more fair to put those on the "glass half-empty" side of the balance sheet.
It is a very rare book that holds me that close. The closest I can think of is The Hobbit. I'm not sure, but I think it is at the top of my most times reread list. The funny thing is that only 2 of the rereads were to prepare me for rereading TLOTR.

Granted, there are other stories that I like, but I never really reread them more than once.


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Like you, I felt that they should definitely be included in some way, but wasn't sure how they should count. And enough short stories do add up to a full ->
The question being the magic number. I decided to track my books via Goodreads so that I wouldn't have to remember to write everything down, but there isn't really a way to separate short stories from full novels; they all get an equal count.
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