Which book would you like to read for the first time again?

Great Soviet Encyclopedia. Read a child a lot every day, it was always fun to learn new words and their meanings. Now almost all the words I know, is not so cool.

Previously, I tried to swallow the books one by one, then to brag that he had read a lot of things in the past month. So, I think many of the works have not brought me half the pleasure that might bring. But even so, "The house in which ..." Mariam Petrosyan has left an incredible impression - a strong atmosphere of the books are hard to find. Now I will not hurry, and even I can not imagine what a thrill to get out of this book, if first read it now.

In general, I am pleased to reread the book, it is the kind of comfort zone, which is so easy to escape. But some would like to refresh the senses.

1. Fredrik Backman, "Second Life Uwe". I was covering a flurry of emotions, even when I just remember how to read this book. Very simple and very poignant, life-affirming and motivating book about life.

2. JK Rowling, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." Previous parts erased late, since the book has grown along with the reader, and feelings are not the same. But the last book is old enough to read it for the first time. Well, if you forget it, at least temporarily, it would seem that many heroes do not die.

3. Ian McEwan, "Atonement." The book I really like, but I can not re-read it and watch a movie, because I already know the story, and I just breaks the pain and injustice.