Do you enjoy re-reading books or is once enough?

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Re: Do you enjoy re-reading books or is once enough?

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I can never stay away from The Magician's Nephew for too long. I love the idea of singing a world into existence. The book painted a beautiful picture. If you are in the mood for an audiobook, they have a good version of this story on YouTube.

I will occasionally go through H.P. Lovecraft stories too. Existential Horror creeps me out in a way that I crave.
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Once is plenty for any/everything.
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I think rereading books is very fun when the book is interesting and refreshing. I'm more into Young Adult books, and I find that I can reread these ones many more times than other genres. Also, I've become accustomed to rereading texts in class, and that's usually always great because I can find something new to focus on/argue/use as evidence that I hadn't seen before :)
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According to me, rereading books is entertaining. I will remember a scene or chapter from a book and just like that, I'll be rereading the whole book again. I have reread Harry Potter and The Convenent series by Jennifer L. Armentrout; more than I can remember.
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I enjoy reading books again after a period. I have re-read the entire Harry Potter series, A walk to remember, Pride and Prejudice, Tom Sawyer and few more.
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I actually don't enjoy rereading or rewatching things at all! There are so many things on my TBR list that it wouldn't do me any good tp reread old books!
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