So this is my first time participating in one of the many memes hosted by other blogs! I'm pretty excited about it, and I plan to start participating in more, since they look like a lot of fun and a great way to come across other blogs and more books. Today is Feature and Follow Friday, hosted by both Parajunkee and Alison Can Read. If you're not already participating, stop by one of their blogs and check out how to join in!
The FF Question for today is:
Do you have a favourite series that you read over and over again? Tell us a bit about it and why you keep revisiting it.
I'd have to say there are really only two series that I have definitely read completely and multiple times: Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia. I love to read fantasy, and I always find myself wanting to step into the worlds that Rowling and Lewis created. The only other books I have that I have read multiple times are not part of a series, but they would be the novels of Jane Austen, Watership Down by Richard Adams and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. I have also read Le Petit Prince more than a few times, and have a small (but slowly growing) collection of that book in different translations.
Nice choices! I never did read all the HP books, just the last 3.
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ReplyDeleteI've reread Harry Potter too, but now there's just too many books out there to keep rereading the same ones! Great answer :)
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ReplyDeleteOh, yes, Harry Potter for sure :)
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You know, I keep trying to read the Chronicles of Narnia and not managing to do it. I loved the movies, and I have this massive tomb that is a collection of all the books, but I can't seem to read them.
ReplyDeleteOf course - Harry Potter practically demands to be reread with all the hints dropped that you don't see until a reread! :)
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ReplyDeleteGreat choices :) I am yet to read the HP series.
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Hopping through. I love Watership Down. One of my favorites. I've always meant to re-read it.
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Jane Austen's books really are great to read over and over. My copies of her books are all so torn up from all the use they've seen.
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YAY Austen!!! hehehe
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ReplyDeleteI actually forgot about the Austen books -- I've read pretty much everything she's read about a bajillion times, and have the movie interpretations memorized (especially Pride & Prejudice *happy sigh*)
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Interesting choices!!
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Two very good choices! I have read HP through only once, but my oldest daughter has read them through multiple times.
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Thank for hopping by! Harry Potter has shown up on so many lists (including my own) as a regular reread!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I haven't read Harry Potter OR Narnia yet! I've heard they're both amazing and I'm a big fan of fantasy too, but I don't know. Maybe I'm worried I won't like them as much as everyone else? I haven't even seen any of the movies before, which is sad! x)
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Hope you have an awesome weekend! :)
I'm the same way, I have so many other books to read that I tend not to re-read books...I'll make an occasional exception for Harry Potter though, of course lol. Plus, I'm a slow reader, so if I spent time re-reading all the books I would like to, I'd probably never have time to read anything new!
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ReplyDeleteHi there, new follower here, returning the follow! I have to agree with you, Harry Potter and Narnia are both great re-reads! :)
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