Let’s Talk Bookish is a weekly meme originally created and hosted by Rukky @ Eternity Books starting in August 2019, and was then cohosted by Dani @ Literary Lion from May 2020 to March 2022. Since April 2022, the meme moved to another host, Aria @ Book Nook Bits.
Let’s Talk Bookish is a meme where participants discuss specific topics, share their opinions, and share their love by visiting each other’s posts.
Hello! so, here we are, with this new topic!
The topic is: Do You Ever Reread Childhood Favorites? (Jillian @ Jillian the Bookish Butterfly)
Prompts: What were some of your favorite books when you were younger? What books got you into reading? Do you ever go back and reread those books? What do you remember loving most about your childhood favorite books?
Rereading Childhood Favorites, gives you a kind of,
Nostalgic Comfort: Rereading childhood favorites can provide a sense of comfort and nostalgia. It allows you to reconnect with the stories that shaped your early years.
New Perspectives: Revisiting these books as an adult can offer new perspectives and insights. You may uncover deeper meanings or notice details that you missed as a child.
Emotional Resonance: Childhood favorites often hold a special place in our hearts, evoking strong emotions and memories. Rereading them can be a way to relive those feelings.
Rereading childhood favorites can be a delightful journey down memory lane, offering a blend of familiarity and fresh discoveries.
What were some of your favorite books when you were younger?
Stephanie Mayer – The Twilight Saga
1.Twilight 2.Life and Death 3.New Moon 4.Eclipse 5.The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner 6.Breaking Dawn 7.Midnight Sun
P.C. Cast – House of Night Series
1.Marked 2.Betrayed 3.Chosen 4.Untamed 5.Hunted 6.Tempted 7.Burned 8.Awakened 9.Destined 10.Hidden 11.Revealed, 12.Redeemed
Claudia Gray – Evernight Series
1.Evernight 2.Stargazer 3.Hourglass 4.Afterlife 5.Balthazar
Maggie Stiefvater – The Wolves of Mercy Falls
1.Shiver 2.Linger 3.Forever 4.Sinner
What books got you into reading?
the book that got me into reading was The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
“The Secret Garden” follows the story of Mary Lennox, a young girl who is sent to live with her reclusive uncle in a mysterious manor on the Yorkshire moors. As Mary explores the grounds of the estate, she stumbles upon a hidden, neglected garden that holds the key to unlocking not only its own secrets but also those of her own heart.
The vivid descriptions of the lush garden coming back to life, the transformative power of nature, and the characters’ journeys of self-discovery all combined to create a truly enchanting tale that resonated with me on a deep level.
The beautiful prose, the richly drawn characters, and the timeless themes of growth, healing, and renewal spoke to me in a way that no other book had before. I found myself eagerly turning the pages, eager to uncover the next twist in the plot, the next hidden secret waiting to be revealed.
Do you ever go back and reread those books?
mmmm… I’ve to say that its been a long time since i last reread it
What do you remember loving most about your childhood favorite books?
Before reading “The Secret Garden,” I had never been a voracious reader. Books had always seemed like a chore, something I had to do for school rather than something I wanted to do for pleasure. But from the moment I delved into the pages of Burnett’s masterpiece, I was transported to a world where anything was possible, where magic lurked around every corner, and where the power of storytelling knew no bounds.
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