Do you reread books that you like a lot?

[diprod]

Do you rearead any books that you absoulty love?If so which ones are they?

Oh I'm so guilty of this. I have reread a lot of CS Lewis books because I'm just really hooked reading them!

 

[illusion]

I have a hard time re-reading a book. Even if there's parts I don't remember. I feel like once I've finished with a book, I want something new. Re-reading a book feels like a chore.

 

[Denis Hard]

If a book has a simple linear plot then I definitely won't read that book more than once. For stories with far more complex stories and a major twist at the end [for example, The Spy Who Came In From The Cold] I can re-read the story to see if I can find any plot holes that would make the twist absurd. Beyond that, the only book I ever read over and over is Howard's A Gent From Bear Creek.

 

[SueA555]

I frequently re-read books. Most of the time, if enough time passes, it's like reading a whole new book. And some books are comfort reads -- I want to spend some time time with characters I feel I have gotten to know.

 

[Katya S]

All the time. I've reread series like Harry Potter and Percy Jackson at least 10 times, as well as books like Rebecca, Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice and loads more.

 

[mintyfish]

Yep, all the time! I do feel kind of guilty when I do it because there are so many other books that I haven't even read yet, and the likelihood is that I'm not going to get to read all the books I want to before I do. Sooo it does feel like I'm wasting time, but reading is about enjoyment and if I really like a book and want to enjoy it a second time then screw it, I will.

I think I've read the first Harry Potter book about 7 times...

 

[MyDigitalpoint]

Actually I hardly have time to read a book once, so no time at all to re-read any at all.

Many years ago I used to do it regularly while waiting new titles, today I only re-read the I Ching and some books about witchcraft because they are my sort of Bible replacement

 

[Kotro]

I didn't think I would need to reread books, even the ones I enjoyed the most. A few of the ones I read I gave away or sold because, you know, once read they just occupy space, and I'm not the kind of person to have a bookshelf full just to gloat at the books I've read. However, growing older, and after quite some time has passed since the original reading, I do find myself remembering older books. Especially if I feel I've had a string of disappointing reads, I glance at the old bookshelf and will pick up something which I remember enjoying reading years ago, but whose content is already somewhat sketchy in my mind. I don't get rid of books I've read anymore.

 

[Knotical]

I used to reread some of my favorite books, but right now I don't even have time to read new ones.

 

[Joker99352]

I've never re-read a book, but I have been assigned the same book for multiple classes a couple of times. I usually skim the book itself and look up summaries online, if I can. I might re-read a book later on down the road, but so far I haven't found any books that make me want to read them multiple times over.

 

[asereht1970]

I always do. I always re-read books that I enjoyed reading. Sometimes I re-read them until the pages are nearly torn. I always go to book sale to look out for books that are cheap and second hand.

 

[Lucy]

I re-read books quite often, generally when I'm feeling sad and need to pick up something I know will be comforting or cheer me up - I generally go for books that are relatively easy reads with clearly defined characters, because then it's like slipping back easily into a universe where it feels like I've already made friends (if that makes sense!) YA books are often pretty clearly written and character-driven, so I'm often drawn to them: things like Harry Potter, His Dark Materials, The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants, etc.

 

[xTinx]

Stories that have greatly influenced me or fueled my imagination are always worth re-reading. I've re-read a number of novels especially those written by my favorite authors. The novels I enjoy re-reading the most are those in the magical realism genres (e.g. Haruki Murakami, Isabel Allende) and many other books from the Vampire Chronicles.

 

[Blessed19]

Yes of course I do reread books that I have read before and it is interesting even though I read them before but I love reading them because I understand what it says and I really want to work with the book because it has to do with my growth as a person, it does great job with my personality and how to handle myself and be a better person.

 

[astutimeliana723]

Yes, I am one of those people who likes to repeat books that I have finished reading. Not because I liked it or not, but because I forgot what I had read. LOL.

 

[Stardom22]

Yes I do read books that I like but now I am quite reading of books

 

[misha]

No i don't read book i am not a book lover instead of it i watch vidoes

 

[freakofnature]

Yes, I love re-reading books. LOTR and the Chronicles of Narnia get read at least once a year. I also re-read Harry Potter regularly, though maybe not every year.

 

[magnus2022]

There are some good books i use to read many times over. Icdo reread 48 laws of power by Robert Green, Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe, Rich dad, poor dad and host of other quality books.

 

[Nomad]

Normally, I don't reread fictions even when I liked it. I sometimes reread poetry for pleasure. However, I reread books on religion., culture, history and philosophy. Every time I read these books I get new perspective.