Thread: Despite huge "too read" lists how many others reread?
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Old 05-13-2015, 01:58 PM   #86
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Originally Posted by DuncanWatson View Post
I reread constantly. I am a moody reader. If I am in the wrong state of mind there are many books I won't be able to finish at the time. I often go through my collections and read series or authors that I haven't read recently. When I get in a slump I pick an old favorite. This is one of the reasons that my ereaders tend to have hundreds of books on them at all times.
I'm the same way. Sometimes after slogging through some mediocre books or reading books that are too good (thus afraid to kill the buzz with something bad), it's nice to read something I am guaranteed to like.
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