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⌈ Secret Post #6463 ⌋

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Re: Books you regularly re-read

[(Anonymous)]

Treasure Island by Stevenson. I read it at least once every couple of years.
It was the book my mom read to me as a bedtime story when I was a kid and that ignited my love for reading and adventure stories. I made her read it to me at least five times. My sister was not very pleased with my choice, ahaha.
I usually read it when I'm feeling low because I still get that cozy feeling of being under the covers with my mom taking care of me. One of my most treasured (ehe) childhood memories.
(I do skim some pages, especially the ones describing the ships because I still don't get ships lol)

Re: Books you regularly re-read

[(Anonymous)]

This is so sweet. I love it.

Re: Books you regularly re-read

[(Anonymous)]

Oooh, good choice. I loved Treasure Island. Long John Silver was such a great, charismatic villain. And I got the impression that the author had done his homework with the logistics of his disability and his cane.

I tried reading a few other books by Robert Lois Stevenson, but alas. Nothing else was comparably good.