<human>: So I consistently see redditors on here talking about reading a book once a year or, less extreme, reading a book two or three times. Now I don't read a ton and I'm sure someone that reads a book (or a few different books) each year probably reads a lot and reads a lot of other books also, they're kind of a different case probably. What I'm more interested in is the opinion of the "moderate-core" rather than the hardcore reader, why do you reread books? Why should I? Why *don't* you?

Obviously some will say you catch things the second time around, but I'd like to think I don't miss *that* much. My to-read list is in the hundreds, I just can't justify rereading something I've already read. Also as a side note, I operate the same with movies/tv/videogames, never watching reruns/playing the game over - Maybe it's just how I am?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Do you reread books? Why/Why not? What criteria? What do you gain? et cetera, et cetera.