Do you re-read books?
I do.
Steinbeck, Tom Robbins, and Tom Wolfe, I do.
If I leave a book alone for five years or more, I find that it is at the same time like meeting someone new and spending time with an old, old friend.
Whattayathinkamenow?
Monday
~ An Old Friend ~
Do you re-read books?
I do.
Steinbeck, Tom Robbins, and Tom Wolfe, I do.
If I leave a book alone for five years or more, I find that it is at the same time like meeting someone new and spending time with an old, old friend.
Whattayathinkamenow?
7 comments:
I never re-read a book, other than nutrition books, until I read the Twilight series books. I read those four books three time each one right after the other; splendid :)
I'm a Tom Robbins fan also... "Another Roadside Attraction" got me hooked. I have re-read some of Earl Emerson's Thomas Black Mysteries too.
Both authors from right here in the Great Northwest! It makes the stories more visual because they are set in places I'm familiar with.
I have re-read some books...but I have never read that book...
I have re-read "many" books.
A good book is exactly what I just said, a good book. You don't get bored with good books, you get MORE out of them every time you read them.
There are some I have read 3 or 4 times. Shogun, Taipan, Sacajawea, Clan of the Cave Bears, A Tale of Two Cities (great history), Once is Enough, Wanderer, and others!
Have you read the book "The Bendy Board" by Woody Redpulp?
Do these books have lots of pictures?
Nice article, thanks for the information.
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