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What book have you reread several times?
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I have read Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose many times. I love clever mysteries with twists.
I mostly read non-fiction---psychology, spirituality, and such. I have read The Road Less Traveled many times--every few years--as it keeps me centered.
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I guess I'm strange, I don't think I've reread anything...on purpose. I'm still working on reading all the great books out there. Thank goodness I'm finally finding time to read again.
Oh I just thought of another one of my favorite re-reads! Pillars of the Earth, by Ken Follett. It's about a family that starts work on building a cathedral in medieval England. It actually sparked my interest in cathedral architecture in a way, and brought my Art History 101 course in college to life.
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I've reread many books, partly because I spent so many years as a student, teacher, or both. And sometimes just because I enjoy them. The books seem different every time. Which is, I guess, to say that I feel different every time and therefore they seem different.
Here are some books I've read many times: Moby Dick, Walden, The Great Gatsby, John Berryman's The Dream Songs (poetry), The Battlefield where the Moon Says I Love You by Frank Stanford, Sula by Toni Morrison, short stories by Julio Cortazar, and One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Would anyone like to guess my major?
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Call me cliche, but I love a good Stephen King and reread It or The Stand when I have nothing else on hand.
Harry Potter, of course.
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I have a new copy that lives on the self and a copy that lives in my bag.
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was that an overshare?
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( i think i'm a fantasy nut!)
I've reread some of my favorite classics many times. I love Steinbeck - Grapes of Wrath and East of Eden. Also To Kill a Mockingbird and The Jungle. I reread the whole Earth Children's Series by Jean Auel when the last book in that series came out. It had been awhile since I read the first ones and I wanted to remember the story. Need to reread Sara Donati's Into the Wilderness series because I have the newest Fire Along the Sky on my shelf to read someday.
-meeting Matthew and talking his ear off the whole way home
-when she dyed her hair black
-getting Diana drunk
-jumping on the bed in Diana's spare room only to discover that Diana's aunt was visiting and in the bed at the time