Top Five Tuesday was originally created by Shanah @ Bionic Book Worm, but is now hosted by Meeghan @ Meeghan Reads. To participate, link your post back to Meeghan’s blog or leave a comment on her weekly post. I found this on Davida's Page @ The Chocolate Lady.
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This week’s topic is a Top 5 books I want to reread in 2025. "Are you planning to reread some favourites in 2025? Maybe that classic you read back in school. Or maybe there’s a new book coming out in a series, and you want to remind yourself what happened in the last book. Whatever it is, let’s share all of our reread plans!!"
I hardly ever plan on re-reading a special book but this year it's different. It's Jane Austen Year, she would have been 250 years old on the 16th of December. So, the the Classics Club has started a #ReadingAusten project here. We already started, and the first book was Sense & Sensibility. As I have read them several times already, there are also a few different reviews.
Austen, Jane "Emma" - 1816 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Mansfield Park" - 1814 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Northanger Abbey" - 1818 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Persuasion" - 1817 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Pride & Prejudice" - 1813 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Mansfield Park" - 1814 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Northanger Abbey" - 1818 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Persuasion" - 1817 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Pride & Prejudice" - 1813 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
- "Sense & Sensibility" - 1811 (The Motherhood and Jane Austen)
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✍Happy Reading!✍
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I love seeing what people like to reread, because I am not a re-reader at all. Great list!
ReplyDeleteMe, neither, Sarah. I read about one or two books again in an average year, mostly because it has been a long time since I read it and one of my book clubs decides to discuss it. But this is different. Jane Austen year.
DeleteI have reread Jane Austen a few times, but I really rarely will reread a book
ReplyDeleteSame here, Teri. But since quite a few bloggers have decided to read her books this year, there is a new chance of discussing them. And that's always great.
DeleteMy five include two of Jane Austen's books, Pride and Prejudice, but I may also reread more of her books as I've also joined the Reading Austen project. I've already reread Sense and Sensibility - and I'm enjoying concentrating on Austen's books this year.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the club, Margaret. I am sure we will all enjoy this. I will try to read some other books about her, have already read one last year and am in the middle of a new one.
DeleteThanks, noting this meme that I could do when I'm not inpisred by Top Ten Tuesday
ReplyDeleteI only do either of them now when I'm inspired, Emma. I've done TTT for so long, subjects keep repeating itself.
DeleteYay for rereading Austen! I am doing a reread of Emma right now myself. I think I am in the double digits for number of rereads, but who's counting? I will check out your reviews of the novels.
ReplyDeleteI am reading them in the order suggested by the Classics Club. I did S&S in January, P&P next month, then MP, E, NH, P every other month.
DeleteAnd there's nothing wrong with rereading books that you liked. Some of them get even better the second time around.