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Old 02-05-2020, 09:30 AM   #8442
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Originally Posted by Luffy View Post
I too never used to reread, but though this habit is still a rarity, I allow for it now and then. I've a weakness for the Harry Potter books. It seems that my memory is not as good as you since there are books that I've rated highly but whose content is no longer part of my remembrance. These books entice me. I am yet to reread them. Since buying new e-books has become a rarity for me, I can envisage rereading.

Rankin : I'm glad Rebus and Clarke didn't become an item. The books around Fleshmarket Close and including are the best.

As for movies I now almost never watch them.
My memory is nothing to write home about - it's just that there are far too many books and far too little time. I also never buy books unless none of my libraries have them. Using Overdrive's "recommend" usually gets me new books within 2 weeks of release.

I don't watch movies but I love the Acorn and BBC mystery series like Shetland, Line of Duty, Luther, Brokenwood, Broadchurch, Whitechapel, Morse/Lewis/Endeavour etc. etc.

Rankin handled the complicated relationship between Rebus and Clarke pretty well. I'd have liked to see her get her own books, like Connelly's Ballard.
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