What book do you reread the most?

[Tracey Neal]

I don't like the movie - Keira Knightly is SO not good enough to be Lizzie Bennett, but I do love the BBC Series with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle.

Agreed completely. I don't think she's right for the character.

I've re read the Harry Potter series and Jane Eyre loads of times.

Jane Eyre is amazing! Another one of my rereads

Harry Potter..my magical boy..love him loads.

[ladysdsandiego]

time enough for drums by ann rinaldi and forever amber by kathleen winsor. both great romance stories.

[shanshaukat]

i wanted always reread islamic books on charecter of hazrat muhammad pbuh

[chicklit]

I think that I accidentally read a few Stephen King novels more than once, because I hadn't realized that I had read them before until after I had already started rereading them.

I reread a couple of Stephen King's books on purpose. I love The Stand and It. I've read both books more than once. Oh, and I can't forget The Talisman (cowritten by Stephen King and Peter Straub). I've read that one many times.

[momtchr]

I just reread a book called Redemption Songand it was great! I hadn't read it in about 12 years or so. I don't usually reread books, but now that I am in my thirties I really should go back and read some stuff from when I was younger. It will probably mean a lot more to me now that I have grown up some!

[cascol]

"the diving bell and the butterfly" by jean-dominique bauby. it's makes me realize how fragile life really is.

[cricket]

Pride and Prejudice, My mum bought me a copy out of a schoolastic mag when I was younger and It is now falling apart, but I wont buy a new one until its dead. Twilight follows very close behind.

[RobertbEZ]

I bought a VERY obscure paperback about twenty years ago. It is called: "The Marshal" by Dennis Saint Pierre. I have read it twenty times and never tire of it.

"He hears the victims cries and he is there. The gun-toting image of Wyatt Earp. But Wyatt Earp is dead, isn't he?".

There is just something about this. A long-dead Wyatt Earp suddenly hearing the cries of victims in the present day, appearing with the sound of a war whistle, toting a black-powder Buntline Special, and maintaining the code of the west while becoming "The Vigilante". A Police Detective is assigned the case. From the first Cordite stains (black powder) he is forced, slowly, to realize what cannot be real IS real!!

[JessyGirl88]

Please don't laugh at me on this:
Tuesdays with Morrie
5 People You Meet in Heaven
HP Books

[laurc1019]

I have read Crank probably ten times. I can't for the life of me remember the authors name. She also wrote Glass (read that one a few times too). If I remember correctly the story is about the authors daughter. Good book. I think it is directed for a youger (well..younger then me) audience but I would still read it over and over. another one that would top my list would th The Lovely Bones...I still haven't watched the movie though.

[Fran]

Please don't laugh at me on this:
Tuesdays with Morrie
5 People You Meet in Heaven
HP Books

Why would anyone laugh? ... not my preferences but you are perfectly entitled to your opinion. Enjoy your reading that's the important thing & don't ever let intellectual snobbery bother you.

Many years ago I picked up a book of stories by C L Moore in a second hand bookshop. I had never heard of the writer and I really have no idea why I purchased it as science fiction/fantasy is not really my thing. But if I've read that book once I've read it numerous times especially when I feel in any way down. I truly love that book & it is always in my bedside locker and has helped me through many bad days.

[elysiebean]

the choice by nicholar sparks.

completely lovey dovey love story... comes in handy for breakups, makeups, and mushy moments!!!

[Bluegrl80]

The only books I've re-read are Jane Eyre (about once a year) and Carrie By stephen king.
I love the Dialogue in Jane Eyre and love the flow and structure of Carrie.

[Melaniep]

Number one is definitely Pride and Prejudice, which I see is a popular answer in this thread. Another one that I reread more than others is Lake in the Clouds by Sara Donati. Also, Adored by Tilly Bagshawe. And The Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant.

These are all very different books and I love them all for different reasons! There are actually a few more that I tend to reread but... These four are enough for now... lol

[Johnnytwins]

I feel dumb I don't reread books I just cant get interested. sorry