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Old 03-17-2025, 04:52 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
I reread pretty often, if I liked the book. Most of what I read is genre fiction (historical fiction, mysteries, fantasy, science fiction, an occasional thriller or romance); not necessarily cheerful, but I read for pleasure, to relax and to escape reality, so I'm not interested in books dealing with the real-world issues. I dislike literary fiction and avoid depressing books (not only for rereading, I prefer not to read them at all).

For real world problems I read the news or web articles. I don't want to read about them in books.

Currently I'm not rereading anything, though. The most recent reread was the Murderbot series by Martha Wells - when the latest book came out, I reread the whole series.
Well said, I'm pretty much the same. My most reread books are probably LOTR, War and Peace, and Watership Down. I've read each at least 3 times. Several I've read 2 times.

It's like movies. There are some movies I'll watch multiple times, others one and done.
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