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You're listening to All the Books,

a weekly show of recommendations and enthusiasm regarding the week's new book releases and more.

Today is May 26, 2026. I'm Liberty Hardy, here with Janica Ellis, and we're coming to you from

Book Riot.com. Danica, hello. Hello. Liberty, I have a bookish question for you. Okay. Have you... You can't have any, no.

Okay. Well, never mind. They're mine.

Have you ever finished a book and then immediately reread it? Oh, yeah. What are...

It happens more often than it used to.

I'll tell you, now what I do is I finish a book and then I listen to it on audio.

Oh, interesting.

Because I have, I already did a, you know, all the more books episode about this, but I've been obsessed with Heartstopper for the last few weeks.

And I've read the graphic novels three times in the last two weeks.

And I always wonder what makes, like,

there are lots of books that I've loved that I haven't wanted to reread right away.

Usually if I love a book, I will think, like, I want to reread

this eventually. But what makes you want to reread it immediately? I don't know because, like,

as I get older, I'm like, I have less time to reread things. And I'm rereading more now than I

ever did. And I think it's a comfort thing. But I mean, I used to reread a book on occasion when it was like, here's the serious twist that you didn't see coming. Yeah, yeah. And then I'll go back and go, oh, yeah, look at that and that, you know. And then, of course, I read the secret history once a year. But now it's like, I read a book and I was like, that was so fun.

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