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What was a book so good that you have ReRead it?
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I remember the VCR instruction manual.
Otherwise Terry Pratchett's discworld novels and the Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy (the 3 first ofc).
If you don't mind, why the "ofc". Are the others considered bad? I think I enjoyed the most "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish", the fourth.
I think all were very good, but I read them so long ago that I have them a bit mixed up.
The 6th I couldn't finish.
The trilogy is considered a sort of masterpiece. The 4 5 (and his other books) not so much.