Alli the Book Giraffe

Hello readers! One thing I usually never do is reread books, but I have been wanting to reread some books next year.

Do you guys ever reread books? I really don’t do it often. Firstly, I am scared to because I’ve had a habit of loving a book, rereading it years later, and then HATING the book the second time.

I actually made a specific post about 3 years ago called Why I Don’t Reread Books. I just feel so alien sometimes cos I see people rereading the same books over and over and I just can’t.

I read this book back in 2020. And, I enjoyed it a lot. I don’t remember a ton about it and I’d love to reread it at some point so I can decide if I want to read the whole series or not.

I said in my review on Goodreads that I enjoyed it, but I thought the end was rushed. I’d love to see what I feel about it now.

This book is unlike any books I usually read, but I still would love to reread it in 2025 to decide if it’s worth continuing.

Many of these are going to be books in series.

I read the first 2 books in this series. I remember LOVING them, but for some reason, I quit reading the series.

There are now 7 books and I’d like to reread what I read to see if I want to finish it. I remember book one very well, but not book two.

I love scifi books that follow robots, and this one follows a cyborg. So, it’s right up my alley.

This one I read back in 2018. It follows a bunch of women in this world that is similar to ours, but abortion is illegal, IVF is illegal and single-parent adoption is banned.

We follow a witchy woman who does abortions, a pregnant teen, a miserable mother and wife, and a woman who wants to be a mother, but also has no want for a relationship.

This book was so good and may very well be the world we are living in by this time next year in the US.

Another series I previously started and would like to possibly finish is School for Good and Evil. I remember book one very well, but I don’t remember reading book two at all.

I loved this book the first time around and I hope I’ll enjoy it the second time so I can now finish the whole series. I think it’s 6 books total.

This is part of the series that follows the Percy Jackson series. I read the first two books, which seems to be a theme here, and would like to reread them.

Percy Jackson was in book two and that was fun to see him show up here. I have no idea if he comes back for book three, but we will just have to reread them and see.

Another book I’d love to reread is Skyward. It’s not that I forgot this one, I’d just like to reread it before going into Starsight.

I bought book two last year and I’d love to buy the rest of the series before I reread this one. I just prefer to be really immersed in the world without forgetting any of those little details.

I really loved Skyward. It inspired me to try scifi because it was by Sanderson. And, now I am a big lover of scifi.

This is going to be the last one before this list gets a little too out of hand.

I bought the Cirque Du Freak series a few years ago and was rereading it and for some reason stopped after book 6. I read these originally in high school and loved them so much.

So, I’d like to read books 7 through 12 next year. All the books are super short, so it won’t be too difficult to get through them.

This series follows Darren, who under unexpected circumstances becomes a vampire. We then follow him over the next 4 or 5 decades as a vampire. This is a middle grade series, but kids should tread lightly. It’s pretty violent. Darren Shan, which is also the author’s name, is really good at horror.

I know my child wouldn’t be able to read this. She can’t even handle a Goosebumps book. I personally read them at around 17 for the first time.

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