Is it STRANGE that when u read some books you FEEL you want to READ it AGAIN?

Question

my mother says this because i was working for a long time and my mind needs rest in the holiday

so what are your opinions?

i know this has no relation to philosophy but i wanted real opinions :D

Answer 1

Well, if it was just so great that I want to experience the characters and be in that world again, I think that's wonderful.  But if it's because, as you say, the book was that forgettable, I put it down and never pick it up again, I would never want to read it all over again.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No, it's not strange! I read the same books over and over again until i memorize the whole story in details and in order.

Answer 4

I have wanted to read certain books again just because it was a great read filled with knowledge.  It had information that I wanted to sink into my mind again, and also pick up on anything I may have missed.  

Thanks for reading!

Answer 5

I don't think that's strange at all. Books inspire us to feel particular emotions and thoughts while we're reading them; they may have interesting characters, situations or descriptions in them; the author may be expressive in a unique and appealing way...there are many reasons that it is common to re-read a book. Otherwise, why would we keep them once we've read them once?

In much the same way, it is also common to watch a re-run on TV, or to see a movie more than once...just because it's still fun, even if not as surprising.