[ SECRET POST #5983 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5983 ⌋

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Re: Books you regret re-reading

[(Anonymous)]

Reading Anne Rice's vampire chronicles meant the world to me as a preteen because I had a hard time getting interested in the books that were available at my catholic school - which nearly lead to me not reading all together had I not found the VC books at a local library and kept me motivated to keep going back there to find more of Rice's books.

But as an adult, I really don't want to read them because I think I'll get angry or hate the writing and ruin the memories I have of reading them (the last Anne Rice book I read was about 8 years ago when I had an urge to read the rest of her books that I didn't get to read as a kid. Blackwood Farm was the one I had the biggest love-hate for it, because there were so many interesting ideas and a story line that kept me reading to see how it ended - but everything else was kind of terrible lol.)