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Old 08-31-2015, 02:14 PM   #54
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No, I re-read it for a repeat of a very nice experience. I also repeat myself by eating stuff I like more than once. There are books I might re-read because they can contain layers and things I have missed. But I usually re-read to get the same experience.
I find, though, that most of the books I read I don't re-read because I'd get very little enjoyment from them in doing so. Giving the reader pleasure on re-reading is, I think, a mark of good writing. Austen has that, as does Christie, Tolkien, and even David Eddings. Pratchett for me personally does not. I enjoy his books, but I don't re-read them.
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