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What book could you read over and over again? Unwritten, Still Read 😂

What book could you read over and over again? Some books are never written because life already wrote them better. Philo just gives them titles and people see themselves in it. He does not read books.He rereads everyday chaos, his own and everyone around him. Since he is so "Busy" as per nobody, he will just mention two of his many "Life books" that were never written or published, but everyone keeps rereading. ✅ First life book is titled, "The art of looking busy while doing […]

https://philosophyviaphotos.wordpress.com/2026/04/09/what-book-could-you-read-over-and-over-again-unwritten-still-read-%f0%9f%98%82/

Best Books You Can spend Time With

In this blog are the best books you can spend your time reading it and I wish I can have one of those. Both for the US reader and EU reader , these books are best selling and they are just released this very month. Enjoy it if you can or search it online if you can't get it on papers. Yes, you can absolutely access these books globally. In 2026, the barrier between regional releases and international readers has largely vanished thanks to digital platforms and specialized shipping […]

https://nozycat.wordpress.com/2026/04/08/best-books-you-can-spend-time-with/

Can and Do

Daily writing promptWhat book could you read over and over again?View all responses Morgan: "The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett because the way it is written really shows the inherit beauty of the world. It is the book that inspired me to take up gardening, and I plan to give my beloved the most beautiful garden anyone has ever seen full of every color imaginable where one can become drunk on new scents and get lost reading books with a cup of tea and toast while listening to the […]

https://internationaldatingcozycultures.com/2026/03/30/can-and-do/

Daily writing prompt What book could you read over and over again? View all responses

I could give you a list for this prompt. A long list. I’m not one of those folks who reads a book once then never returns to it. I am a regular re-reader. I don’t re-read everything, but there have been a lot of books that I’ve read multiple times.

Stephen King’s Dark Tower series is probably the big one. Every time he added a book to the series I would re-read all of the previous books in preparation. After he finished the seventh and “final” book of the series I went back and tore through the whole thing again. I may have actually done that 2-3 times. The only book I haven’t re-read is the one he wrote after he finished. The eighth book in the seven book series. I’ll get to it some day.

The Harry Potter series has been re-read a bunch of times. The Lord of the Rings has too. All sorts of Clive Barker and Stephen King books have had many reads. When it comes to scary, those two are just the best. Just within the last couple of weeks I’ve re-read a book. I picked up an audiobook copy of Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments which is a sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale. Before I started digging into it I went back and re-read The Handmaid’s Tale so that I could be clear on the differences between the book and the Hulu series (even though the second book is sort of more a sequel to the show than the book… sort of).

To sum up, there have been so many books that I have re-read over the years that I can’t even remember them all. There have been some books that I have read through five or six times, or maybe even more. Why not? A good movie is re-watchable, right? Why not a good book? There’s always more to dig in to. Always.

https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/04/08/re-reader/

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