Which book do you wish you could erase your memory of so you can read it and get all the surprises and twists again?
Which book do you wish you could erase your memory of so you can read it and get all the surprises and twists again?
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The Harry Potter series.
Especially the half blood Prince for me!
The Dying Game by Beverly Barton.
I’m looking for a new series to read, would you recommend this one from the start?
Definitely, it’s really good.
Harry Potter
The Night Circus?
Harry Potter
Harry Potter
Nothing. I’m happy that I’ve read and remember all the books that I do.
I am a HUGE rereaders and I love rereading for a completely different reason than I love reading books for the first time. Rereading is a truly magical experience BECAUSE you know what’s coming next. When you reread you get to connect dots that you didn’t see before and notice little things that didn’t seem to matter the first time around. Reading books for the first time is very magical, but rereading is priceless.
Thomas De Quincey murder mystery series. Or The Historian
The Last Canadian. By William Heine
If a book is sad, every time I re-read it, I hope for a better ending. Also, plot twists can make me so excited if it was the first time I read that book. Am I weird? ?
Davinci Code
I fully agree! Loved that book now have the whole series so will be reading it again!
Harry Potter ?
The Name of the Wind by Rothfuss and Ender’s Game by Card
Styxx, by Sherrilyn Kenyon.
Davinci Code, The Hunger Games, The Rachel Morgan Series
Beneath the Scarlett Sky, House of Sand & Fog, The Glass Castle, Evil Mind and The Shadow Man.
The asylum for wayward Victorian girla
Harry Potter, Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, WMC, and NYPD Red.
The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender.
We Were Liars
Hmm.. tough. Harry Potter. Name of the Rose (that ending!).
It’s been so long since I read the Barbed Coil I almost forget it already lol. But I know I’ll recall things along the way and that book was amazing the first time.
Couple here for my ‘to read’ list thank you ?
Outlander, and A thousand splendid suns
A thousand splendid suns is on my must read list. Thank you for reminding me!
Pillars of the Earth.
Lord of the Rings.
Thr3e by Ted Dekker. Still a good re-read but I miss the excitement of the unknown
Thr3e is a great book, and it’s one of the few that kept me on my toes until the very end. So good.
@Lindsey I agree! One of my favorites
A bit of a swerve here, but:
I wish I could erase all memory of the Sweet Valley Confidential books. … No, I don’t want to reread them and get all the horrible surprises again. I hated those books. ?
Hated them? Ouch.
Hated them? Ouch.
Yes. I had been reading all the Sweet Valley books since 1986… and Francine Pascal pretty much gave me a big middle finger with the “10 Years Later” books.
So she disappointed you. I’m so sorry. I love her Sweet Valley high books. Those were incredible.
The Help.
Tess of the D’Ubervilles by Thomas Hardy.
Great Expectations… above all else
I want to finish reading the entire discworld …And then reread them and rediscover the discworld again ….
I’ve never fancied discworld. What is it about them that you love so much? Maybe I should give the 1st a try!
Disc world can take a little getting use to …It can be a bit bizzare at times … I would personally recommend Guards! Guards! to start with ..That’s the 8th book in the series … I think you might enjoy reading that one ?
Gone girl
ACOMAF
Flowers in the Attic
My own… Asunder
Wendy Higgins
Sweet Evil
Sweet Peril
those are my two favourites!
Water For Elephants
Eat pray love
It ends with us
The unbearable lightness of being
Presumed Innocent
A Song of Fire and Ice series (Game of Thrones). I am still on my 3rd read of the series.
Jane eyre
The Sevenwater trilogy by Juliet Marillier (not sure if I spelled her last name correctly). ?
Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Wild Swans by Jung Chang. Wow, really made me think!
Traittor’s emblem ?
Wonder
Host by Peter James
Thorn @Birds
The sparrow by Mary Doria Russell. Amazing story!
The Count of Monte Cristo.
Until the end of the world series by Sarah Lyons Fleming
A Court of Mist and Fury… ?
Perry mason series by Erle Stanley Gardner
The Stand-Stephen King.
Anything by Dan Brown
Or by Amish tripathi
ACOMAF by Sarah J. Maas
Harry Potter series
Storm and silence
The Mistborn series!
Hunger game
The Shadow Falls series
Crossfire series by Sylvia Day
A book is different at every stage of your life.
Gone Girl And behind closed doors
Game of Thrones
The Old Man and the Sea, a depressing story, powerfully written, and unfortunately unforgettable.