Do you have certain books that you read over and over?

Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (160663)

• United States

26 Sep 22

I read several of the books by Victoria Holt. I tend to go on binges. She had several pseudonyms, I only read the Philippa Carr ones.

@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

I have not read anything by Victoria Holt. If you're in a Bible reading mood today, check out the second half of Matthew 25. It's been really influential in my life, and I'm not kidding around here. "As you have treated the least of these...so you have treated me."

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Kharla Jolly

@kobesbuddy (78882)

• East Tawas, Michigan

25 Sep 22

@TheHorse As the memorable say goes, "what goes around comes around." We can't treat others with disrespect(even children), expecting them to respect us in return!

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471497)

• Switzerland

25 Sep 22

O often re-read the Agatha Christie novels, Sherlock Holmes, some books by Stephen king and some books by the Italian Author Giorgio Faletti. He did not write many, but I love those he wrote.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471497)

• Switzerland

26 Sep 22

@vickyrose - There are many very good novels by Agatha Christie, she is one of my favorite authors.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

As you might expect, I have not heard of the Italian author. I did live in Italy for a year, but I was three.

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2235)

• Cooma, Australia

26 Sep 22

I like Stephen King also and Sherlock Holmes books. I have yet to start reading Agatha Christie. I like her TV shows though.

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BarBaraPrz

@BarBaraPrz (47308)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

25 Sep 22

If I like a book, I'll keep it to read again sometime. If I think "once is enough" I give it away. Most of the books on my shelves, I've read at least twice, if not more. It's like visiting old friends. Currently visiting with Gideon Oliver, the "skeleton detective" (author Aaron Elkins).

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

I don't know that author. It really IS like visiting old friends! Well said.

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Go Crossbones

@crossbones27 (49432)

• Mojave, California

25 Sep 22

Did you see this one about Navajo, famous apparently the dude is a legend and they extended the series Dark Winds the sheriff for Navajo Nation. It was good just a little short as they seemed to need to go more in depth. I guess there is more crimes so they can get a 2nd season where I thought was a one and done. The actor is really good in reservation dogs and yellow stone, Not many native Americans left but he is a good actor.

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Go Crossbones

@crossbones27 (49432)

• Mojave, California

25 Sep 22

@TheHorse I think you would like it

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

I have not seen this.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

@crossbones27 I'll check it out.

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@DaddyEvil (137257)

• United States

25 Sep 22

Wow! Why are you awake at 2:47 am, pony? Yes, some books I read over and over again. I always hope the authors will put out more books in the series or just more books in general because I love their style and imagination. I don't know if the books I read become part of who I am but I do think about them from time to time.

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@DaddyEvil (137257)

• United States

25 Sep 22

@TheHorse Okay. I was a little worried about you. I don't normally see you on myLot this late in your night. Have a good rest of your night.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

@DaddyEvil I slept in until 9 AM!

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@DaddyEvil (137257)

• United States

25 Sep 22

@TheHorse I stayed awake this morning until 8:30 am and woke up at 3:30 pm.

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LindaOH

@LindaOHio (178568)

• United States

25 Sep 22

I have read The Jungle by Upton Sinclair a few times; and I read all I can find about the trials of the Donner Party. They had an unbelievably hard life.

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine

@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

The ones who had to eat each other?

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LindaOH

@LindaOHio (178568)

• United States

26 Sep 22

@TheHorse Yes. I've read some of their journals too. I can't imagine what they went through.

@mythociate (21432)

• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

25 Sep 22

Like many, the first book that comes to mind is The Bible---specifically The Book of Ecclesiastes. After that, probably the books in the series of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, or maybe Napoleon Hill's Think & Grow Rich or Og Mandino's The Greatest Salesman in the World. I haven't read any of them (not even The Bible) in a long time. I think the last book I read was READY PLAYER ONE.

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine

@mythociate (21432)

• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

25 Sep 22

@TheHorse That's one I think you can find online now. I think it was written back in 1945, back when everybody thought that money was 'something real.' (Oh, it's "real"; but ... there's a lot of philosophical thoughts about that ...). "Thinking" isn't 'the whole process of growing rich,' obviously; but 'thinking' is where it starts, and Napoleon Hill explains how.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

@mythociate Is it actually a decent book. Donald Trump's dad (Fred Trump?) was influenced by a self-help book. It may have been "How to Win Friends and Influence People."

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

Can I really just think and grow rich? I think a lot!

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Fiacre Banks

@xFiacre (13011)

• Ireland

25 Sep 22

@thehorse Oh yes. I am now a central character in Crime and Punishment I’ve read it so often.

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Fiacre Banks

@xFiacre (13011)

• Ireland

25 Sep 22

@TheHorse Crime and Punishment should be a doddle then.

@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

I am a Bear of Little Brain and long books bother me. But I did make it through War and Peace.

solxee

@sol_cee (38219)

• Philippines

26 Sep 22

I read John Grisham’s A Time to Kill and The Testament more than once

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

7 Oct 22

I have read each of those once. I went through a Grisham "phase."

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solxee

@sol_cee (38219)

• Philippines

7 Oct 22

@TheHorse

it was more than a phase for me. I have my John Grisham book collection

Ruby Hawk

@RubyHawk (99405)

• Atlanta, Georgia

25 Sep 22

I don’t read the same books over intentionally but sometimes I find after I’ve started a book that I’ve read it before.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

@RubyHawk Same here. But there are certain authors whose writing I enjoy, regardless.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

Heh. I have done that too.

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Ruby Hawk

@RubyHawk (99405)

• Atlanta, Georgia

25 Sep 22

@TheHorse Sometimes It’s irritating and sometimes I’ve forgotten enough of the plot to read it again.

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peachpurple

@peachpurple (13962)

• Malaysia

25 Sep 22

I read peter rabbit andd friends since my school days untill now. I am in my early 50s

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (160663)

• United States

26 Sep 22

@TheHorse Yes, to that idea. Shel Silverstein and The Giving Tree.

@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

Ah, there are certain children's books that resonate with me, and I still read them. Happily, I work with children, giving me extra opportunity to read some of them.

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Diana

@dya80dya (36657)

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26 Sep 22

Yes. I have many books about anxiety and I keep reading them again and again. If I am feeling better I read the Bible.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

7 Oct 22

I thumb through the Bible often. But I have not read the whole thing.

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Diana

@dya80dya (36657)

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7 Oct 22

@TheHorse What is your opinion about the Bible? I read the New Testament and I like it. I read only a few pages.

Arya

@yoalldudes (35037)

• Philippines

25 Sep 22

Seems you like adventure stories. I havent re-read fiction books. I would sound nerdy but I re-read my taxation books. I hope to re-red Bridges of Madison County and Bell Jar.

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61088)

• Centralia, Washington

26 Sep 22

@yoalidudes Do you mean Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar? Very dark and very moody. She was quite the poet.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

I haven't read those two! Doesn't Bridges of Madison County take place in Iowa? Some of my happiest years were spent in Iowa.

Arya

@yoalldudes (35037)

• Philippines

26 Sep 22

@TheHorse Yes in Iowa. That must be a really special place. Im glad you have good memories of the place.

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Marie Coyle

@MarieCoyle (37443)

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25 Sep 22

Many readers I know read some books repeatedly. I do that, too. And yes, it's true that certain books can touch our souls, and truly do become part of who we are.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

I want to be a modern Mark Twain.

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Marie Coyle

@MarieCoyle (37443)

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25 Sep 22

@TheHorse You probably have a good start on that already!

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

@MarieCoyle I read his writings over and over.

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (160663)

• United States

26 Sep 22

I am currently not so big a reader, but I did read the mysteries by Tony Hillerman. I also read a lot of Louis LAmour for many years. Also Don Coldsmith was one of my favorites. I have read a lot of Twain and Doyle . Perhaps I should look for your Richard Hughes Novel. Writing it down now.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

26 Sep 22

It's very different and very cool. I have read a few Lamour novels.

Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61088)

• Centralia, Washington

26 Sep 22

The Wind in the Willows. Highly underrated for its poetic language and even in one chapter, its pagan beauty.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

7 Oct 22

I know I've read it. But it was so long ago!

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2235)

• Cooma, Australia

26 Sep 22

Yes, I do. Some of the recent books are not as good as most classics.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

7 Oct 22

What are some of your favorite classics? I have a short attention span. So I often re-read Doyle's short stories. And Twain's. But I have read John Fowles's The Magus several times.

Victor Frankenstein

@VictorFrankenstein (243)

• United Kingdom

11 Oct 22

"Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand is a novel that I tend to re-read every five years or so. There are so many characters, and it's so multi-layered that I always seem to find something new when I read it. I also have a tendency to re-read Robert Heinlein stories that I first read years ago. His stories were always entertaining and intelligent.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

12 Oct 22

I have enjoyed some of Heinlein's books. The Door into Summer was a bit odd to me. I really liked The Puppet Masters.

Jhana

@solidcodes (1764)

• Philippines

25 Sep 22

No books I'm hook right now. But there is a website I need to be hook and read all the contents of it.

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@TheHorse (218781)

• Walnut Creek, California

25 Sep 22

Hook?

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M Cheung

@Beestring (14553)

• Hong Kong

25 Sep 22

There's a Chinese classic novel I read every 5 years.

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