How often do you reread books? What is the last book you reread?
I just watched a video of a guy ranking his ten least favorite Stephen King books and he finished off his rant about how much the book sucked with "I probably will never reread this one". It struck me as funny but also made me think about how different people's reading habits are, he brought up rereading as something he regularly does whereas I don't think I've ever reread a book since Animorphs as a kid.

>>531728670
A different children's book series from around the same time. You might've seen memes about the wacky covers. The story was about a group of kids that found a crash landed alien centaur dude who gave them the power to morph into animals, they use that ability to fight alien brain slugs that can mind control people and are trying to conquer Earth. They were outmanned and outgunned from the start, so they acted mostly as guerilla fighters sabotaging war efforts, none of that HP power of love or "I'm the chosen one, I only know one spell" bullshit. It was fairly dark, basically went from a comedic saturday morning cartoon into a full blown war story as the gang committed more and more war crimes. Near the end they recruited a bunch of disabled kids and sent everyone in a suicide charge just so they could sneak onto an alien ship and attempt genocide.