Books that are enhanced with a second read through.
By megamatt
@megamatt (14290)
United States
November 1, 2010 10:28am CST
I think that when we read through the first time and don't know the entire story, we tend to miss things. However, should we re-read a book once again, after reading it the first time, there are things that pop up and smack us right in the face and we go, "man, how have we not noticed that before, this makes a lot of sense." Do you find that sometimes books read better the second time through because of this?
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@tummalapalli (251)
• India
3 Nov 10
Ofcourse you are right.... There are several things that strike me when I read a book the second time.... Especially in the books which has some kind of a mystery story.... It tends to happen.....
@allyoftherain (7208)
• United States
1 Nov 10
Not really. People tell me they notice all sorts of new things when they read a book for the second time, but I've never felt that way. Mostly on my 2nd read-through I just remind myself of all the details. I usually enjoy it a little less or about as much as the first time that I read it. I still like to re-read books, but usually more to keep all the details fresh in my memory.
