25 responses to “Ten Books I Want To Reread”

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   erikakind

   November 4, 2014

   Wow, so the following months are definitely not boring for you! 🙂

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 4, 2014

      haha! yea… definitely not! 😀

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   mihrank

   November 4, 2014

   10 top powerful book series. This will bring energetic month and healthy month!

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 4, 2014

      Thanks Mihran!

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   Maccabros

   November 4, 2014

   there are a lot more to reread – I hope I have the time of my life for them 🙂

   by the way – good books…

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 4, 2014

      Thanks… I hope I some more time too! It’s funny how we have so many books to read and then re-read 🙂

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   Shannon

   November 4, 2014

   Having been more than three decades since reading “The Hobbit”, I think it would be on my list. I would also like to re-read the “Earth’s Children” series by Jean M. Auel.

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 4, 2014

      I’ve not read this one, but if it’s good enough to make you like it so much, I’m gonna add it to my TBR list 🙂

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   Sarah’s Book Shelves

   November 4, 2014

   I’d like to reread The Hunger Games and The Da Vinci Code…can’t say Twilight would make my list, though 🙂

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 4, 2014

      Yea, a lot of people stay away from Twilight! lol! 😉

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   weight2lose2013

   November 4, 2014

   Great selection, Heena. Aside from the books you’ve mentioned, I’d like to re-read Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke. It’s going to be made into a mini-series and I’d like to reread it before the series airs.

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 4, 2014

      Thanks a lot Rob 🙂
      I’ve not read Childhood’s End, but I’m surely gonna read it asap! 😀

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   Madame Vauquer

   November 4, 2014

   Nice list. I’ve got a few on there. I have no authors though that I could say I’d reread across the board. Even my favorites seemed to have managed a few clunkers.

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 4, 2014

      Thanks Dagny 🙂
      Yea, I understand, even I love a lot of authors but once in a while everyone writes a book that I really don’t like!

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   Bregje

   November 4, 2014

   This is a great list! I would also love to reread the Hunger games and the Hobbit again (that one I can read over and over) ! I’m sure that once I’ve acutally finished the Lord of the Rings series that it is something I would want to reread, but it’s probably gonna be a while before I have worked through them. It’s been a while since I’ve last read Twilight, but I remember reading the book over and over!

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 5, 2014

      Thanks a lot Bregje!
      Yea, you’ll definitely feel like reading LOTR again and again!
      I love how some books never seem to loose their spark, whether you re-read them a thousand times! 🙂

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   reticent0ne

   November 6, 2014

   Love the hitchhikers series. Douglas adams was brilliantly funny.

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      Heena Rathore P.

      November 6, 2014

      Yea. He is indeed really funny in an mazing way 🙂

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    Molly Mortensen

    November 8, 2014

    Nice list! I have to read the Lord of the Rings! Some how I’ve read the Hobbit many times, but never LOTR. I’d like to reread A Song of Fire and Ice when the new book comes out, but with my blog that’s quite the time commitment. Maybe I’ll just read the characters I like. 😉

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       Heena Rathore P.

       November 9, 2014

       Thanks Molly! Hahahah! yea, you can do that! I’m a huge fan of LOTR and ASOIAF and I’m planning on re-reading ASOIAF before the release of Winds Of Winter 🙂
       I agree and understand that with the blogs and all it gets quite tiring!

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    jenniferbielman

    November 9, 2014

    I really want to read Hunger Games too. Twilight was…interesting.

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       Heena Rathore P.

       November 10, 2014

       hahah! Yea, a lot of people think so!

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    Rabindranauth

    December 26, 2014

    I want to reread Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy also! Along with Chronicles of the Black Company.

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       Heena Rathore P.

       December 26, 2014

       That’s great… On my Goodreads group we have a buddy read of 3 Sci-Fi books in January and Hitchhiker’s Guide is one of them… 🙂

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          Rabindranauth

          December 26, 2014

          Oh sweet. Hopefully I can join in, then!

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