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Brownskins · 05-13-2015, 03:14 PM

98.3% of the time, I don't re-read. I only average 60 books or so a year, and the only one I read again and again on an annual basis (read in parts throughout the year) is the Bible, so that comprises the the 1.7% of my annual re-reads.

However, I do read another version of the Bible each year. I wonder if I can count that as an original read, instead of a re-read. If so, then I never re-read any book at all!

I do have a long TBR list. That's because in between books, I tend to browse through Amazon or at our local Barnes and Noble, and I grab a couple more books.

05-13-2015, 03:14 PM	#87
Brownskins Fascinated Reader Posts: 22 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2011 Device: K3, K4, Iliad IRex, Voyage, Nook Classic and Sony Daily Edition	98.3% of the time, I don't re-read. I only average 60 books or so a year, and the only one I read again and again on an annual basis (read in parts throughout the year) is the Bible, so that comprises the the 1.7% of my annual re-reads. However, I do read another version of the Bible each year. I wonder if I can count that as an original read, instead of a re-read. If so, then I never re-read any book at all! I do have a long TBR list. That's because in between books, I tend to browse through Amazon or at our local Barnes and Noble, and I grab a couple more books.