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Can you read a book twice?
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Posted 7/20/11
Yep. I even keep a list of how many times I've read each one.

My Top 5

The DaVinci Code - 48
Battle Royale - 33
The Devil's Dictionary - 24
I Am America (And So Can You!) - 21
Divine Comedy - 12
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Posted 7/20/11
yes if i like the book very much
Artemis Fowl - 4 times
Pride n Prejudice -3 times
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Posted 7/21/11
I reread the Harry Potter Series every time a movie came out so I could spot differences easily.

I can read some books more than once. Usually I like to reread books that have a series because of the extended plot. Some books are too short.
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I can read Manga over and over. But normally when I reread them, I'm looking for something. But there is only one book I've reread the whole way though, It's called 13 Reason's Why by Jay Asher.
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Posted 7/21/11
Yes but only if it has been a good while since the first time
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Yeah.
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Yes. Quite often, I finish reading a book, and then begin it again immediately afterward.
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Posted 7/21/11
Yes, I can read a book twice. I might not enjoy it, but I can go through with it.
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books that are really interesting. when i was a kid i used to always get the encyclopedia with the neutron in it. it always amazed me. i have read some books of maximum ride twice. then another book 5 times out of boredom
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Posted 7/21/11
Pffff, of course! Harry Potter for example...
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Usually no because there are so many great things out there, but certain books do draw me back again and again.
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Posted 7/21/11
never tried it, but that could be killing the magic since you know where it all will go
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Posted 7/22/11
Oh yeah, I can read a book dozens of times. One book, I have read so much I can almost quote it: "A Vision of Light: by Judith Merkle Riley. I'm quickly becoming the same way about "Signora Da Vinci" by Robin Maxwell.
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Posted 7/22/11
Nope,but some of the ones that were an exception are GodChild and PonyBoy,it's not my favorite but it has something that make u come back,it's one of my favorites though
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Posted 7/22/11
I've got several books that I've read 6 or 7 times. Never get tired of them.
Lord of the Rings is most likely the one I've read the most times.. 10+
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