[ SECRET POST #5983 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5983 ⌋

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Comments

Books that you re-read and held up

[(Anonymous)]

Alternate version!

Re: Books that you re-read and held up

[philstar22]

I mean, I still think the Wizard of Oz books are fun. Not exactly deep reading, but they are entertaining and enjoyable.

Many of the Goosebump books are also still fun. Same with many of the Star Wars EU books I enjoyed as a kid.

Re: Books that you re-read and held up

[(Anonymous)]

I have original hardcover copies of all the Oz books except the Wonderful Wizard of Oz, so I never actually read that one until I had hours to kill on the plane to Japan and a kindle. It was surprisingly faster than all the others, but yes they are pretty quick reads for a short burst of fun. there's still some sexism from the time period but honestly not as much as I remembered, so that was a relief.

Re: Books that you re-read and held up

[randomdrops]

I loved Matilda when I first read it. It was the first "big" book I can remember reading and enjoying. I recently decided to re-read it and while it doesn't hold the same magic as that first reading, it's still a really fun read!

Jennifer Crusie books are still fun! You never can tell with romance how they'll hold up with time.

Re: Books that you re-read and held up

[(Anonymous)]

I recently re-read Anne of Green Gables for a discord buddy read and while Anne is still Anne as the protagonist, the writing and Story still holds up really well.