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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 8254271" data-attributes="member: 508"><p>Same here; I tend to reread very few books. I make an exception for graphic novels, however; I tend to read <em>Watchmen</em> every couple of years or so and the <em>Sandman</em> series less frequently but I've been through that whole series several times to date. (Each time it takes longer, because Neil Gaiman keeps adding to the overall series one book at a time!) I've been through <em>The Boys</em> twice now and <em>Preacher</em> at least three times.</p><p></p><p>The few novels I've reread include Bram Stoker's <em>Dracula</em>, James Alan Gardner's <em>Expendable</em>, and several Jack Vance novels: the <em>Dying Earth</em> series, <em>Maske: Thaery</em>, and the <em>Planet of Adventure</em> series. I've read through the original Sherlock Holmes series several times over, but those are mostly short story collections. Oh, and I've read through several books a second time as bedtime stories for my nephew: the first three books in the <em>John Carter of Mars</em> series and the 5-book <em>Hitchhiker's Guide the The Galaxy</em> series.</p><p></p><p>Johnathan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richards, post: 8254271, member: 508"] Same here; I tend to reread very few books. I make an exception for graphic novels, however; I tend to read [i]Watchmen[/i] every couple of years or so and the [i]Sandman[/i] series less frequently but I've been through that whole series several times to date. (Each time it takes longer, because Neil Gaiman keeps adding to the overall series one book at a time!) I've been through [i]The Boys[/i] twice now and [i]Preacher[/i] at least three times. The few novels I've reread include Bram Stoker's [i]Dracula[/i], James Alan Gardner's [i]Expendable[/i], and several Jack Vance novels: the [i]Dying Earth[/i] series, [i]Maske: Thaery[/i], and the [i]Planet of Adventure[/i] series. I've read through the original Sherlock Holmes series several times over, but those are mostly short story collections. Oh, and I've read through several books a second time as bedtime stories for my nephew: the first three books in the [i]John Carter of Mars[/i] series and the 5-book [i]Hitchhiker's Guide the The Galaxy[/i] series. Johnathan [/QUOTE]
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