What book do you reread the most?

officefurniture9 · Post by **officefurniture9** » 19 Mar 2012, 17:37

Nice story Books like history Books I like very much.

jonnygreenwood · Post by **jonnygreenwood** » 19 Mar 2012, 23:07

biography of Radiohead's Thom Yorke

kj1919 · Post by **kj1919** » 24 Mar 2012, 00:26

Redeeming love by francine rivers. Best book I have ever read. It made me mad, sad, happy, and laugh and yet it was perfect.

Santanico · Post by **Santanico** » 24 Mar 2012, 02:07

iamacatlady wrote:Hmmm... I guess for me, anything by Stephen King (especially Misery and the Tommyknockers) and 1984 are books I come to again and again

Me too, although not those books - The Stand, Cujo, It and The Eyes of the Dragon for me, and I love 1984 and Animal Farm as well!

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and the Hannibal Lecter series also get re-read fairly regularly

Gannon · Post by **Gannon** » 24 Mar 2012, 22:33

Santanico wrote:
iamacatlady wrote:Hmmm... I guess for me, anything by Stephen King (especially Misery and the Tommyknockers) and 1984 are books I come to again and again
Me too, although not those books - The Stand, Cujo, It and The Eyes of the Dragon for me, and I love 1984 and Animal Farm as well!

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and the Hannibal Lecter series also get re-read fairly regularly

Another "The Eyes of the Dragon" fan. Whoohooo. I have also read it multiple times. King does a great job with writing what is basically a childrens fairy tale. Love it.

Santanico · Post by **Santanico** » 24 Mar 2012, 22:55

Gannon wrote: Another "The Eyes of the Dragon" fan. Whoohooo. I have also read it multiple times. King does a great job with writing what is basically a childrens fairy tale. Love it.

It amazes me how many people who are King fans have never heard of it! It's such an easy read and makes me cry every time - SK is good for that

Mjalex · Post by **Mjalex** » 26 Mar 2012, 15:05

I have read the Hunger Games through two years in a row, and plan on doing it again this year, and I will be attempting to read Les Miserables annually. Both books, for different reasons, are incredible, Hunger Games just being an entertaining and thrilling read, and Les Mis being a piece of art through ink on paper. (Technically pen on paper when it was written.)

kg211970 · Post by **kg211970** » 26 Mar 2012, 23:34

Daughters of Fortune by Tara Hyland,

Emilie by Arlette Couture,

Black Jewels Trilogy by Anne Bishop

siddi · Post by **siddi** » 27 Mar 2012, 09:33

i've always loved reading harry potter series . I've read each harry potter book, a number of times, infact more than i care to remember. besides, i've read "gone with the wind" a lot of times.

Cassandra · Post by **Cassandra** » 29 Mar 2012, 15:05

1) Harry Potter series
2) Chronicles of Narnia
3) The Fall of Atlantis by Marion Zimmer Bradley

tedfiz · Post by **tedfiz** » 31 Mar 2012, 11:02

7 habbits... i like this book....

Schmunzelmonster · Post by **Schmunzelmonster** » 31 Mar 2012, 16:05

Dune, Harry Potter and Twilight. I know, strange combination

Stacygee · Post by **Stacygee** » 03 Apr 2012, 22:07

Pride and Prejudice

Iris-- · Post by **Iris--** » 04 Apr 2012, 09:51

The book I've reread the most is Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote. I always go back to that, especially at times when I feel sad or something like that. It gives me comfort for some reason