Books I Want to Re-Read | Top 5 Wednesday

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[booksandpieces]

I have so many books I want to reread that it's kind of ridiculous but I just need everyone to stop publishing new things for like a year or so and then I can catch up and be ready to reread things. That would be good. :D

[N]

I hardly have time to read the books I want to read let alone rereading. But I love when I return to a favorite book.

[emmagreenily]

The Shatter Me trilogy is such a good one to reread. I liked it just as much the second time. Also 'reignite' Warnette ❤️ that accidental pun though

[rocknregalia]

I am digging your hair! I have never read Tale of Two Cities, although most of my reading experience is with classic/academic literature. That copy is absolutely stunning.

[operativealyssa]

I just reread Unravel Me and Ignite Me last week. I still fell in love with Warner. <3

[juliannaakuchie]

I have been wanting to re read the Shatter Me series too!! So addicting. 😁😁

[kylea]

I love rereading books. Usually I pick up on things I never did the first time around and love it even more.

[anna--emilia]

I'm planning on rereading HP soon too! My goal for this year was to reread The Shadow of the Wind but I still haven't gotten around to doing it 😅

[AmandaPradoCS]

I rarely reread books, because my tbr is so enormous i feel like i need to prioritize new books instead of rereading faves lmao. but I reread the first three raven cycle books right before the releade of raven king, and then recently i reread the entire captive prince trilogy, and with these two series that are known for how much planning the author did since the first book etc, it's amazing how much new stuff you can get on a second reading. it really cemented my love for both series :)

[BooksAndJams]

I've never read A Tale of Two Cities. Your copy is so beautiful!

[Whitney_Marie]

I totally get what you mean by being so immersed in the Harry Potter fandom that the books don't seem all that real any more. The struggle is real.

[TheSlothReader]

My number one pick for my video was the Vampire Academy series by Richelle Mead. I haven't read those since high school.

[kokochen]

I reread passages from Ignite me all the time ahaha

[TheNovelSanctuary]

I'm currently reading The Night Circus for the first time! :D It's like the essence of all magic put into words and wrapped in a beautiful cover, lol.
I want to re-read Ari & Dante sometime next year. I re-read at least one HP book and Pride & Prejudice each year because they're my all time faves.

[sandyreadsalot]

I really want to reread the Vampire Academy and TMI series! I plan on reading The Night Circus before the year ends!

[NovelteaCorner]

It was my first time joining in Top 5 Wednesday this week and it was SO hard to narrow my rereads down because there are so many books I'd love to pick up and reread. The Night Circus is definitely up there on my list - so much love for that book - and a few other books I haven't read in a long time. (And way too many series!) I think I need a game-plan for rereading all these books alongside new release books!

[snazzydarcyreads]

I'm hoping on re-reading The Raven Boys, and I'm totally sure that I will love it equally if not more the second time round. I also will be re-reading Order of the Phoenix for Harry x-mas to you, but I honestly have lost count of the amount of times I've re-read Harry Potter books in my life. xx

[theaspirationalhuman]

LOVE the Shatter me series! I really want to read the Night Circus now! LOVE top 5 Wednesday. Just uploaded mine!!

[mariadamore]

I have never re-read a book. It's something I'm making a priority next year! Also - I LOVE your HP books! 😍

[sophie-tobm]

I want to re-read Aristotle and Dante, I'll Give You The Sun, Red Seas Under Red Skies and The Book Thief. I feel read most of these in a matter of days and loved them all.