Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.
Another fun topic this week! I sometimes struggle to come up with ten books (or characters, or whatever) for my top tens, but top ten books I want to reread? No problem, my friend! I love rereading! I’ll give you a top twenty with ease! (I won’t though).
As always, these are in no particular order.
- Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
I’ve only read this once, about five years ago, and I’d love to read it again! But there are many more Austen novels I still have to read as well. - The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
This is one of my favourite novels (as you all know), but I’ve only ever read it once… Yep. Definitely needs a reread. - The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series by Ann Brashares
Oh, these books… I love them so much! They were among my favourites in high school and I used to reread them all the time. I’ve only ever read them in Dutch though, so I’d very much like to reread the entire series, in English this time. - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
The Harry Potter books are always on my reread lists, and this one is up next (I reread the Half-Blood Prince only recently). - 1984 by George Orwell
I had to read this in high school, but haven’t read it since. I’d really love to, though, since I’m pretty sure I’ll understand it much better now. Although I was thoroughly impressed back then as well. Such an important novel! - The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster
I only read this book this year, but I already really want to reread it. I’m just so fascinated by the story… - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon
Similar story to 1984. I had to read this one in high school as well, but because pretty much everyone else thought it was “annoying” or “stupid”, I pretended to think so as well (talk about stupid…), and now I can’t fully remember what I really thought. Time for a reread, I’d say. - Maus by Art Spiegelman
This is a graphic novel, and such a powerful one at that! I read this about three years ago for one of my courses, and really fancy a reread, especially now I’ve just finished reading The Book Thief. - The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
I’ve read this once… and hardly remember anything of it. I’ve got the entire series sitting on a shelf waiting to be read, and I really need to do so! - Let it Snow by John Green, Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle
I read Let it Snow last year around Christmas, and plan on doing so again. It’s the perfect read to get you into the Christmas spirit, and I’m already looking forward to rereading it!
That’s my top ten! Which books would you like to reread?
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I can lend you The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants series in English if you don’t have them. They’re the perfect guilty pleasure for a tired stormy night. Great list! I recently picked up The Perks of Being a Wallflower again and I’m loving it.
Oooh, I might take you up on that offer some time! 🙂 I read Perks last summer, and really liked it as well, although less than I expected.
I love your list! I enjoyed The Fault in Our Stars but actually felt (for once) that the movie was better than the book. Maybe I ought to pick up the book again and see if I feel differently after a reread, lol. And I luuuurve the Harry Potter series!! If I were ever to reread them, I’d have to start with book one. I’d need to experience the story as a whole and read every book back to back to back to make sure I have all the details and spells and lovely moments.
This is my first visit to your blog — I love it!! Going to go follow all your social media now 🙂
Thank you! The film was really good, but I felt some things that worked very well in the book were less convincing on the screen. I will always recommend a (re)reading of The Fault in Our Stars, haha! Yes, I always read the Harry Potter books in order as well, but there’s usually a couple of months in between books. I’d love to just take the time and read them all back to back, that would be so much fun.
Thank you very much, Erin! I noticed all the follows, thanks, that’s really lovely of you. 🙂