Re: Re-reading
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queensthiefAre Sounisians re-readers?
I think we all know the answer to that question. I think its safe to say that most/all fans of MWT's books would have to be. But I know so many people who aren't re-readers. Which makes me think--
Why is that?
What makes re-reading a different experience from reading books only once?
Do re-readers only like certain kinds of books while read-only-once-ers like others? Or maybe they like them in different ways?
Do you feel that re-reading takes you away from reading and discovering new favorites, or is re-reading an old favorite better than taking a chance on a new one?
Any thoughts or discussion on re-reading (or re-re-re-re-re-reading ;-) welcome here, even if its not a direct answer to any of the questions above. :-)
Oh, and in case anyone hadn't noticed... I'M BACK. I MISSED YOU GUYS!
I think we all know the answer to that question. I think its safe to say that most/all fans of MWT's books would have to be. But I know so many people who aren't re-readers. Which makes me think--
Why is that?
What makes re-reading a different experience from reading books only once?
Do re-readers only like certain kinds of books while read-only-once-ers like others? Or maybe they like them in different ways?
Do you feel that re-reading takes you away from reading and discovering new favorites, or is re-reading an old favorite better than taking a chance on a new one?
Any thoughts or discussion on re-reading (or re-re-re-re-re-reading ;-) welcome here, even if its not a direct answer to any of the questions above. :-)
Oh, and in case anyone hadn't noticed... I'M BACK. I MISSED YOU GUYS!
