Top 10 Fiction Books that I want to re read !

I've read quite a few great books throughout the years but these 10 stand out as books that I want to reread.

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[wsmith]

Hearts In Atlantis in my all time top 10. This book alone sent me on a mission to learn the game of hearts. Then I taught it to everyone I knew and partied with. ❤️

[phelishagutierrez]

I'm a Bourne fan but only watched the movies. So want to read the book! Glad you mentioned it. I seldom re-read but agree there is much to be learned in a re-read.
I've read A Discovery of Witches 3 times. Harry Potter and Harry Dresden a couple of times.

[Jonpat]

You've nearly convinced me to pick up hearts in Atlantis.

I'm anticipating a Dune, Bourne and GoT reread next year.

[shawntipede]

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your videos and this one has given me some good next read options. Thank you!

[nitehork]

Ah, yes, The Bourne Identity. I’m half-way through my third reading of it. So many things that have clicked in my brain that didn’t when I last read it about ten years ago. Amazing book.

[janelledowney]

This is very timely for me, I'm re-reading my beloved Outlander saga (over 7, 000 pages) because I don't remember most of what happens in the first 8 books of the series. I've actually re-read the first 4 books a total of 3 times, the last time prior to reading the fifth one in 2001. I'm 63, my memory isn't what it used to be and the first book in the series is over 30 years old, thus the reason for re-reading 7, 000 pages.

[andrewbrendan]

I am so 1970's! When I was in the sixth grade I saw "The Poseidon Adventure" on Christmas Day, 1972, the story of people climbing upward through an ocean liner capsized by a tidal wave during a New Year's Eve party. Very soon after I bought a paperback copy of the novel at Higbee's department store in North Olmsted, Ohio; my first grown-up book and some of it was beyond my understanding. (The novel is much different than the movie and much is about the inner life and thoughts of the characters). I read TPA a couple or three times and I believe I read "The Tower" by Richard Martin Stern twice. It's one of the two novels that were blended to make the movie "The Towering Inferno". I'd like to re-read "The Tower" to experience it as 2021 adult instead of 1970's middle-school student.
A few years ago I read "The Brittle Glass" by Norah Lofts, historical fiction about smugglers in 18th century England and was quite unsettled later when I saw on my list of books I'd read that I had read "The Brittle Glass" many years earlier and had no recollection of it yet it's an outstanding book by a favorite author.
A book I would re-read is Norah Lofts 1954 book "Bless This House", stories or novellas with an occasional touch of the supernatural told by residents of an English country house from the time of Queen Elizabeth I to the time of Queen Elizabeth II.

[USIrunner]

I'm finishing up my second read of atlas shrugged. Setting aside how one may feel about the politics within, Rand has an amazing ability to make such easily admirable protagonists.

[Irish_Reviewer]

I find the GOT books quite daunting, you can get copies that spilt book 3 and 5 into 2 parts and the fonts are bigger and are easier to read

[ALatteThoughts]

I've read the hg trilogy several times. Mockingjay is a bit slow but still so good. The prequel was a bit disappointing

[dominickkrikke]

I have an urge to re-read the Robert Langdon series.

[JuanMartinez-ibmz]

If you'll reread A Game Of Thrones soon maybe I could join you in a group read. I'm reading it for the first time either this month or the next, haven't decided yet.

[Matt-pfvz]

Don’t waste your time on Ice and Fire. GRRM is never finishing the series at this point