Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Books I Want to Reread

I LOVE rereading books. A lot of people in my family think rereading is the weirdest thing, but I love it. I have been thinking about which books I want to put on my rereading list for next year, so this post will be perfect for narrowing down my huge list of books I want to reread.
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1. Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury

This one is at the top of my rereading list for next year! I read it my Junior year of high school and I need to reread and reappreciate this one.

2. Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck 

This one is also at the top of my list. I haven't read this one since freshman year of high school! I really need to reread this and see how far I have come in analyzing literature since freshman year of high school. 

3. The Book Thief, Markus Zusak 

I really loved this book the first time I read it, and I think I will appreciate it even more with a second reading. You can read my thoughts from after the first read here.

 

4. The Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger

I've read all but the last two chapters of this book. The first time I read it I lost my copy before I could finish it! No worries, I found it and now I want to reread and finish it. 

5. Elanor and Park, Rainbow Rowell 

I really think this book needs a reread too. (Obviously, look at the list its in.) I'm rounding up Printz Award winners and nominees to read and review, plus I really enjoyed this book and wouldn't mind rereading it.

6. Boy Meets Boy, David Levithan

This book is so funny, heartwarming and quick. This would be perfect to reread over the weekend while taking a break from school work. Read my review here.

 

7. An Abundance of Kathrines, John Green

I planned on rereading this book this year, but swapped it out for Paper Towns because I had to read that one for school. This is my favorite book of Green's; it's so funny and good natured.

8. Cleopatra, Stacey Schiff

This is a great biography. I read it a couple of years ago and the details are getting a little fuzzy so I want to reread it. Cleopatra's life was so exciting and she held such a strong presence, I loved reading about her life.

9. The Harry Potter Series, J.K. Rowling

I have only read the first book in this series ONE TIME. Every other book I've read at least twice. I need to reread them, and if Santa gets me the new paperback boxset, which I'm thinking he will, I will be even more excited to reread this series.

10. Where Things Come Back, John Corey Whaley 

I think this is a book that you have to read twice to fully appreciate. I loved the over lapping stories and the setting and tone of this novel. 

I'll probably pick four or five of these to prioritize for next year, that list will be coming up probably in January, along with the list of four of five classics I'm prioritizing.