Thread: Which books do you reread most
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Old 09-19-2012, 02:45 PM   #52
speakingtohe
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Originally Posted by Spock96 View Post
I can't re-read books, soon as I either pull one out or start thinking about doing so I'll remember most of the jist of the story and then I put it back.
I'm with you on this one. I have reread books in times of scarcity, when it was reread or nothing.

My grandmother told me (when she was in her late 90's) that it was one of the few benefits of old age, that you could reread a book

I almost envy those who enjoy re-reading, but with so many books I know I will like and have yet to read available, I am feeling no worse off for not enjoying re-reading.

Each to his own and happy rereading to those who enjoy it.

Helen
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