What's the book you wish you could read again for the very first time?

Indu Thangamuthu
38 replies
Mine is "The Little Prince" and "The Metamorphosis"

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Yuliia Mamonov 🇺🇦
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah and Quo Vadis by Henryk Sienkiewicz
Michael Silber
Cryptonomicon. This book was such a fun, wild romp. I think it's a bit too long to read again, but I'd happily go on this adventure with fresh eyes.
Michael Silber
@indu_thangamuthu I read his first book, Snow Crash, when I was in high school and really enjoyed it. My friend recommended that I check this book out several years later.
Olatz Urrutia
Pride and Prejudice over and over again (actually any of Jane Austen's)
David Orlic
The Baron in the Trees by Italo Calvino. A modern classic.
Maya A
InterviewJam
InterviewJam
The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho
Arpan
Dan Brown's Langdon series!
Bharat Chhabra
Shiva trilogy by Amish Tripathi
Bharat Chhabra
@indu_thangamuthu Yes. I read it in mountains and my view was filled with mist. I was able to easily imagine the starting.
Kaya Lordoğlu
Dan Brown - Origin
Fabio Falsini
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams) I've reread the whole series at least 5 times and I still laugh...
Naren Bhandary
Kane & Abel by Jeffrey Archer :)
Carly Chen
Harry Potter...It brings back my fond childhood memories every time
Carly Chen
@indu_thangamuthu Attracted by the movie initially, I later discovered the books to be even more captivating due to the abundance of intricate details that are not included in the film adaptation~ How about you? :)
Carly Chen
@indu_thangamuthu You're so smart! Combining watching movies and reading books is a wise choice, and it'll deepen our understanding of the details 😆 I have to say, the special effects in the movie were really awesome!
Carly Chen
@indu_thangamuthu That's true! Books have a more enchanting allure than movies. You know, I used to struggle with writing, but after reading enough novels, I found that both my imagination and writing skills have significantly improved!
Richard Gao
Silverwing by Kenneth Opel Was a childhood favourite of mine
Ágh Helmut
Leo Tolstoy - War and Peace
Ірина Прокопів
The Shining by Stephen King
Johannes
Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
Max Krasilov
Thus Spoke Zarathustra