Thread: Despite huge "too read" lists how many others reread?
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Old 05-25-2015, 03:10 PM   #94
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Originally Posted by crossi View Post
There have been a few books I liked so well that when I got to the end I turned around and started over at the beginning. Does that count as a reread or does there have to be a gap?
That sort of behavior might actually need to be researched

In my case, I have a similar weird behavior. I can't stop re-reading Lord of the Rings; but it comes down to the fact that I actually want to read more about Middle-Earth.

Thus, I have bought everything about Middle-Earth in paper, although I already have all the e-books. (Of The History of Middle-Earth, only book 1 and 2 are available as e-book; the rest is paper only.) These are actually the only paper books I will own right now.

In some time, I'll be re-reading all of it. Again; of which only the Histories, and Unfinished Tales will be new.
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