I am not really a re-reader either but I was able to come up with ten for this prompt! Also, thanks for mentioning The Must Read Book. I am off to check it out!

I also reread A Christmas Carol frequently around the holidays to get in the mood! I've listened to a variety of different narrators, and Tim Curry is definitely a good pick. I also enjoyed LeVar Burton's version and Patrick Stewart's as well.

OOh nice picks! I am not much of a re-reader either, but have made exceptions for Stephanie's books in the last few years for refreshers before I dived into the new ones!

I haven't re-read Harry Potter either. I feel like if I had oodles of time or didn't need to sleep and I could decimate my TBR pile, I'd definitely re-read this. The news with Rowling is deeply upsetting but the series still holds many happy memories for me, movies included.

Thanks for the link to the Summer Must Read.

Yes, books are a wonderful distraction from the awfulness of this world.

I reread A Christmas Carol every year, too.

I am planning on reading Hunger Games again! I have a hold on the first book, on audio. It's so hard to re-read when I have a million books on my TBR.

This is great. I have Atomic Habits on my TBR but have never read it. Something about the Adriana Trigiani books draws me in!

I've read A Christmas Carol twice and enjoyed it both times. It just exudes Christmas and gets you in the festive mood!

Have a great week!

I'm not much of a re-reader either. Great list. I read The Book Thief, which was good. I read Big Stone Gap, but I don't remember anything about it. It was a long time ago.

A Lantern in Her Hand sounds interesting!

I've always said I wouldn't reread THG books, but who knows... maybe someday I should just because. In fact, I think I've only ever read books one and three, so maybe I should read them all just to get in book two. ;) Thanks so much for visiting my list this week!

Love Monsters of Men. Did not know about the spin-off, will have to look that up. Happy rereading!

Great list, Susan. I listen to Hugh Grant's audio of A Christmas Carol each year. The Hunger Games and Harry Potter are wonderful choices. The Secret Garden was a fabulous book, too. Hope you get a chance to read all these. Thanks for sharing and for visiting my blog.

Ugh, The Book Thief is soooo good! Such a well written story and a new way to look at such a terrible event in history.

I like rereading favorite books, though I don't make time for it very often any more. That's something I'd like to change. And I'd happily delve back into the Harry Potter books. They're so fun. :D

Harry Potter and Hunger Games are on my re-reads list, too. While I've only read it once, A Lantern in Her Hand, was a great read!

When I was a kid, I preferred A Little Princess to The Secret Garden, but as an adult, I much prefer The Secret Garden. I reread it about 10 years ago, and fell in love all over again.

I will have to look into A Lantern in Her Hand--I love pioneer stories too. I was on a Willa Cather kick a few years ago and almost visited her home in Red Cloud, and then Covid hit and I cancelled the trip and haven't rebooked since.

OMG, The Secret Garden is so so good. And then you can read Kate Morton's spin on it, The Forgotten Garden, which is just as fabulous

It's been over 45 years since I read The Secret Garden, but I loved it as a kid.

Absolutely on the Harry Potter series! Such a classic. I’m a HUGE fan of the book series - and movies too! I also enjoyed Atomic Habits. I listened to the audiobook version, and it was very inspiring. Have a great weekend, Susan!

I agree with all the books I've read on your list (which is most of the list! lol) and I'd love to read Lantern in Her Hand since it's a kids' book you loved so much as a kid that you want to reread it!

Aaah The Secret Garden. I read my copy to bits as a kid! I've been thinking about revisiting.

I don't often reread books either but I do hope to reread The Secret Garden at some point.