Rereading Lord of the Rings. I hadn't read it since high school, although I've read The Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales, and several volumes of History of Middle-Earth more recently, so I'm very familiar with Tolkien's legendarium. However, I'd forgotten much of LoTR and it's pretty great rediscovering it, plus the references to events in the First and Second Ages have a lot more relevance because I know exactly what the characters are talking about, beyond just "hmm, Morgoth, well, that's interesting." I also have the books of maps by Barbara Strachey and Karen Fonstad at hand which greatly improve the experience because they're far more detailed than Tolkien's maps at the ends of the volumes, so it's easier to tell exactly where the characters are at any given moment.
After this I plan to read Paolo Friere's Pedagogy of the Oppressed, which I never got around to reading in college the way everyone else did.
@InterdimensionalSideEye Most of them are super short though. It actually bothers me a bit because I barely manage to catch the overall mood and it's already at the end.
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:) It's exciting!! There's many others as you know that I have to choose from. Once I finish Malazan I will be going through it all over again, and then I'll get it like a 5 yr old with ADD.
