Books I Want to Reread || Books with Emily Fox

Here are books I want to reread! These are also favorites and books I would recommend!

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[BookswithEmilyFox]

Do you reread books often? Which ones are you planning on rereading? :D

[reemhamdy]

I am so happy you're posting frequently ❤❤

[MissMymooReads]

I totally agree about The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle! I discovered this book through your channel, thanks to you, and I LOVED IT! It is indeed very confusing but every detail is being put out there for a reason, so rereading it knowing the ending would be so interesting!

[BrittanyW]

I’ve never been one to re read books but this year I started rereading some of my favorites. I’m making my way through a reread of Harry Potter but listening to the audiobooks. I’ve made it through book 3.
I also reread The Book Thief by listening to the audiobook and it was just as amazing as I remember!

[amandaortiz]

I loved the Winner's Triology! I reread these books every year: The Witch of Blackbird Pond, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and Anne of Green Gables. I really want to reread Fahrenheit 451 - I remember liking it as a teenager and want to read it again before I see the new movie version on HBO.

[AmyDZ]

@bookswithEmilyFox I feel the same about not really rereading books. One favorite however that breaks that rule for me is Enders Game. I just love that one. If you haven’t read it... I highly recommend it.

[natcommon]

I just started The Winner’s Curse today. Excited to read it.

[PossiblyLiterate]

I the bind-up edition of His Dark Materials! I have it too! I just adore that series so, so much.

[marcyreads]

Bird Box is my absolute favorite!!! I don't know what it is about it but I'm literally obsessed!!! I agree about the ending but I can overlook it just cause of the craziness and uniqueness of it!!

[tabletalkreviews]

I don't reread books often, but there are a few that I would like to read again, which I first read as a kid. The Everworld series. I read a bunch of these books, but don't think I ever finished the series. Would be good to go back and read them all. I also want to read all of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy again.

[Ari-tbis]

OH MY GODDDD I ALSO LOVEEEE "I'LL GIVE YOU THE SUN"!!! It's my favourite YA novel! And Jandy Nelson's writing is amazing, I wish every book was written like that.

[czai_]

I don't reread often but I reread Red Rising by Pierce Brown every year and I've also reread Unwind by Neal Shusterman quite a few times 😀

[buckeyebabe]

I reread “And Then There Were None” whenever I go on a longer trip. It’s comforting to have the familiar characters and plot line in unfamiliar places!

[sydneysomer]

I LOVED Bird Box!!! I felt he left it open for a sequel!! Fingers crossed !!!!

[nadnadnadnad]

I totally agree with you about Evelyn Hardcastle! It was quite confusing and I think it requires a reread to fully understand it lol.

[BertaRS]

I reread books all the time. I find that knowing what eventually happens helps me appreciate it better. Of course, there are some that have a special place. When I was a kid it was The Neverending Story, later it was The Name of the Rose, the Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter. Now I'm rereading A Song of Ice and Fire and I love catching all the little details that I didn't get the first (or third) time.

[roserobb]

I reread so much back in high school, but ever since college, I haven't reread much. My fave books that I go back to and reread are HP (like everyone else ha), Slaughterhouse V, and Pride and Prejudice.

[amandawilkinson]

I enjoy rereading books. I have read the Harry Potter series many times. I have the illustrated editions, but I am waiting to read them until I think my daughter will enjoy them. 📚

[TwilightFan]

I love rereading books. I reread Harry Potter a lot, I lost count. And I am planning on rereading The Lunar chronicles and the Grisha trilogy.

[KeriJo]

There are two series I bought as paper copies originally, read and loved them, and now I'm reading them again in audio book format while I work. Those are the Charley Davidson series by Darynda Jones (main character is the grim reaper, boyfriend is the son of Satan), last book in the series comes out the beginning of 2019 for a total of 13 books. The other is the Bloody Jack series by LA Meyer (beggar girl stows away on a British ship disguised as a ship's boy), 12 books in total. So those two I've already started re-reading, but I would also like to re-read the Jackaby series by William Ritter, and both of Victoria Laurie's mystery series. So many books. So little time.