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Top Ten Books I Want to Re-Read
Wow... cool one this week. Have to head to the bookshelf to figure out which ones I want to re-read. Though, this list is not in any particular order....
2. Emily and Einstein by Linda Francis Lee. I want to make sure it is as good as I think it is! I loved the story. (I have mentioned this book enough on this blog...I'm surprised that you haven't picked it up yet!)
3. The Bridge Across Forever (and follow on books) by Richard Bach. Time to get a little metaphysical again! Great stories about being with your soulmate and multiple universes.
4. Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. I would like to reread this one because I would like to write a story for Margaret Dashwood during NaNoWriMo and need a refresher!
5. Captain Wentworth’s Diary by Amanda Grange. Being a lover of Persusion, it only makes sense that I would want to read his side of the story! I know I read it some time ago, but, to be honest, I don’t remember having read it!
6. Annette Vallon by James Tipton. A story about a very strong lady during the French Revolution. If you like Wordsworth, he's in there too. Like #2, I want to make sure it was as wonderful as I remember it.
7. Some of the Pink Carnation series by Lauren Willig, because I have some of the newer ones and need a refresher before reading those. What could be better than to have spies during the Napoleonic era, romance and umbrellas wielded by female spies!?
8. The Wedding Date by Elizabeth Young. I remember this one being a lot of fun (and MUCH better than the movie! Not matter how hunky Dermot Mulroney might be.)
9. Two Princesses of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine . This was a good YA fantasy novel and I really enjoyed it!
10. The Corset Diaries by Katie MacAlister. This was laugh out loud funny, and it’s nice to have those once in a while (especially after reading a bad book!)
Okay...maybe they were in order...in order that I would want to re-read them...with maybe Captain Wentworth's Diary being right after I read Persuasion again!
Now...the question is WHEN I would be able to do this! Not any time in the near future, it seems! I have somehow loaded myself up with books from netgalley.com and feel obligated to read those before I read all of the ones I want to read...let alone Reread! I hope I have sparked your interest in a few books that you haven’t thought of before!
What are your books that you cannot wait to reread?
