Thread: Have you ever had a point where you were drawn to reread?
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Old 02-13-2016, 12:16 PM   #25
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9 out of 10 books I buy on the average I don't like enough to want to reread in spite of reviews and blurbs that made it appealing enough to buy. Those I consider wasted money and the cost of finding that 1 in 10 good enough to reread often. Sometime I just want to read something I know I'll enjoy ahead of time. And with a known book you know what it's like and wether it fits your mood of the moment. With an unknown that's not the case.
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