What's one book that you have reread too many times yet don't get tired of?
Post number #275358, ID: d979f9
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Mine would be the I Hunt Killers trilogy by Barry Lyga. It's the first book series that got me interested in serial killers & has led me down the road to wanting to study forensics. (I have guiltily binged forensic files so... ) I actually listened to an audio book version that was really god but I forgot the narrator's name :(.
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I don't think I've ever re read a book before
Post number #276142, ID: cd93e6
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Catch 22, I must have read it dozens of times throughout high school and found ways to work it in to several unrelated essays.
I haven't read it that recently since I lost my physical copy but I'll probably go buy a new copy at some point.
Post number #276155, ID: 81eedd
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The Bible. Its like the dictionary but without lies.
Post number #276319, ID: f0d1af
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Kamasutra
Post number #276322, ID: eba19c
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https://archive.org/details/orthodoxsocialis00lerouoft :-)
Post number #276519, ID: b2a6ba
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American Tabloid by James Ellroy
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Anything by Terry Pratchet.
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| Mine would be the I Hunt Killers trilogy by Barry Lyga. It's the first book series that got me interested in serial killers & has led me down the road to wanting to study forensics. (I have guiltily binged forensic files so... ) I actually listened to an audio book version that was really god but I forgot the narrator's name :(.