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What was a book so good that you have ReRead it?
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How about Discworld?
I remember when the Guide was my go-to happy place read, and I had not yet discovered Discworld.
I did not believe the hype. Hopefully this person will give it a try, if they have not.
GNU Terry Pratchett.
I had started reading them back in the 90s so it had been over twenty years since I last read them. Decided to reread them all recently. Was a good time.
Yep, have read it, but not more than once.