Lois’s answer to “Do you read your books after their publishing?” > Likes and Comments
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Pfft. Tedious. I reread all your books every time I'm trying to avoid my real life. Love them every time.
Ha. I have read them several times in paperback and repurchased and read them all on Kindle. Will probably do so again. Thanks for that. Love you lots.
I have also reread all your books several times. I really need to reorganize my bookshelves, because your section is running out of room. Again. The only exception is the Sharing Knife series - I bought Knife Children and planned to reread the previous books before reading it (it's been a while since I read the quartet), but sadly, it is still waiting. The urge to reread all the Penric novellas is always stronger....
I reread books more often, the more I like them. No problem. But it must feel significantly different if you wrote the book yourself; it's hard to me to imagine what that's like.
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Oct 30, 2016 09:05PM
Pfft. Tedious. I reread all your books every time I'm trying to avoid my real life. Love them every time.
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Ha. I have read them several times in paperback and repurchased and read them all on Kindle. Will probably do so again. Thanks for that. Love you lots.
I have also reread all your books several times. I really need to reorganize my bookshelves, because your section is running out of room. Again. The only exception is the Sharing Knife series - I bought Knife Children and planned to reread the previous books before reading it (it's been a while since I read the quartet), but sadly, it is still waiting. The urge to reread all the Penric novellas is always stronger....
I reread books more often, the more I like them. No problem. But it must feel significantly different if you wrote the book yourself; it's hard to me to imagine what that's like.
