Why did you re-read it?
Was it better or worse the second time?
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I remember re-reading Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy, not because I wanted to, but because I didn't think I was prepared enough for an English test on the book. I don't think I've ever re-read anything for fun yet, but I am planning on reading Back Roads by Tawni O'Dell again. I remember that I loved it the first time and read it all in one day.
Excerpt from Back Roads:
"One day you're that guy who's happy he managed to survive high school and get that almighty piece of paper, and you're thinking you might try to get a job at Redi-Mix concrete where your dad's worked since the beginning of time. And at least you've got a family you can stand even if they are all sisters. One day you're that guy, and the next day you're assigned to a social worker and a therapist and given the choice of either being a LEGAL ADULT with three DEPENDENTS or an ORPHAN with NOBODY."
