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Happy Tuesday, Friends! Today I wanted to talk about 10 Books Worth Re-Reading this year. I typically don’t re-read 95% of the books that I read. However, I thought that throughout the summer and fall I might dive back into some of my past favorites.
Notes From a Blue Bike by Tsh Oxenreider
- Perfect if you like travel, adventure, or living simply
- Tsh also wrote another great book called, ‘At Home In the World: Reflections on Belonging While Wandering the Globe.’
Cold Tangerines by Shauna Niequist
- Perfect if you enjoy beautifully written personal essays
- Shauna’s also written other great books such as, Bittersweet, Savor, Present Over Perfect
The Secret History of the Pink Carnation by Lauren Willig
- Perfect if you like historical fiction. It’s a series, too so it will keep you busy for quite a while
Persuasian by Jane Austen
- The perfect choice if you’re looking for a classic
- My all time favorite Jane Austen book
- Follows the story of protagonist Anne Elliott
The Happiness of Pursuit 
by Chris Guillebeau
- The book to help you find a life quest
- I love Chris’s other books too such as his recent book: Side Hustle
- Chris also operates a great website called The Art of Non-Conformity
Make it Happen by Lara Casey
- A great book on living your life on purpose
- Lara also runs a great company called Cultivate What Matters, which make the product, PowerSheets. PowerSheets are one of my favorite tools for Goal Setting
The Fringe Hours by Jessica N Turner
- One of my absolute favorites on making the most of your time
- Jessica also has a blog that she runs called The Mom Creative
- This book will show you how to efficiently use the small pockets of time that we all have in our lives
The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
- If you haven’t read this one, you must. It’s the diary and stories of a 13 year old living in Nazi occupied Holland during World War 2
- I read this for the first time in elementary school and find that it’s good to re-read every few years
The Crossroads of Should + Must by Elle Luna
- Perfect if you’re looking for creativity, purpose, and direction
- The illustrations throughout the book are beautiful so it’s definitely worth buying it. I’ve read it from cover to cover at least 3 times
What about your favorites? Do you have any recommendations for books that are so good that they are worth a second read? If you were making this list yourself what would be your 10 Books Worth Re-Reading?
P.S. This summer I’ve been loving the book/journal called ‘52 Lists Project’ by Moorea Seal. Essentially, you are given a list prompt and you make you list. I’ve found that it’s a great way to keep track of ideas and things that I know and love. I would highly recommend check it out!
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