Thread: Which books do you reread most
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Old 09-07-2012, 07:49 PM   #33
fjtorres
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I re-read a few times a year. What I re-read is based on my mood.
Specific titles? A lot but I'll see what comes to mind...

Eric Flint - 1632
Edgar Rice Burroughs - The Rider
David Weber - Empire from the Ashes
Isaac Asimov - The End of Eternity
Robert Heinlein - Beyond this Horizon
Lois McMaster Bujold - A Civil Campaign
S. M. Stirling - Island in the sea of time
Christopher Stasheff - My son, the Wizard
Piers Anthony - Man from Mundania
Niven & Pournelle - Oath of Fealty
F.M. Busby - Rissa Kerguelen (omnibus edition)
Poul Anderson - There Will be Time
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