Book meme- Day 28
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scripsi29. The one I have reread most often.
I’m a habitual re-reader. Most of the books I read during a year are rereads. Which one I reread the most, though- no idea. But here is an incomplete list of books I return to again and again.
Diana Wynne Jones: Deep Secret, which is certainly the Jones I reread most often. But all of her books get reread now and then.
Elizabeth Kostova: The Historian
Lois McMaster Bujold A Civil Campaign which I tend to reread when I feel fragile, but I love everything of Bujold apart from her Sharing Knife-series, so all of her books are often reread.
The same with Dorothy L. Sayers- I reread all her books, apart from Five Red Herrings, but Gaudy Night is the one I reread most often.
Gwendoline Courtney: Elizabeth and the Garret Theatre
Neil Gaiman: Neverwhere
Agatha Christie. I can be counted on picking up a couple of them every year.
Tove Jansson's Moomin books.
L. M. Montgomery’s Emily-books. I like the Anne-books too, but Emily has always been closer to my heart and it’s her I return to on a regular basis.
And there are, most likely, a couple of books that slip my mind right now.
I’m a habitual re-reader. Most of the books I read during a year are rereads. Which one I reread the most, though- no idea. But here is an incomplete list of books I return to again and again.
Diana Wynne Jones: Deep Secret, which is certainly the Jones I reread most often. But all of her books get reread now and then.
Elizabeth Kostova: The Historian
Lois McMaster Bujold A Civil Campaign which I tend to reread when I feel fragile, but I love everything of Bujold apart from her Sharing Knife-series, so all of her books are often reread.
The same with Dorothy L. Sayers- I reread all her books, apart from Five Red Herrings, but Gaudy Night is the one I reread most often.
Gwendoline Courtney: Elizabeth and the Garret Theatre
Neil Gaiman: Neverwhere
Agatha Christie. I can be counted on picking up a couple of them every year.
Tove Jansson's Moomin books.
L. M. Montgomery’s Emily-books. I like the Anne-books too, but Emily has always been closer to my heart and it’s her I return to on a regular basis.
And there are, most likely, a couple of books that slip my mind right now.
