What book do you reread the most?

Melissa Katherine · Post by **Melissa Katherine** » 13 Nov 2024, 17:35

Harry Potter. It's my favorite series and is what really got me into reading. It's definitely my comfort book because I love going back to Hogwarts. I've read the books, listened to the audiobooks, and watched the movies so many times. I feel like there's always something new I can pick up on with every reread.

Post by **Tales+Teacups** » 18 Nov 2024, 10:12

mmm...I'd probably say I re-read Divergent by Veronica Roth. I like to forget about it for a few months before reading it again so that the plot is always so new to me but familiar. It's like hugging your best friend who you haven't seen in years because you both live so far away.

dealogically · Post by **dealogically** » 19 Nov 2024, 03:33

Hmmm I think Tintenherz~

Egbeolowo Olamide · Post by **Egbeolowo Olamide** » 29 Nov 2024, 01:14

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte! I love Catherine and Heathcliff

Egbeolowo Olamide · Post by **Egbeolowo Olamide** » 29 Nov 2024, 01:24

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte! I love Catherine and Heathcliff

JJ Pac · Post by **JJ Pac** » 24 Dec 2024, 11:55

Testament of Youth by Vera Brittain.

Boniface Liwakala · Post by **Boniface Liwakala** » 24 Dec 2024, 21:12

I reread Animal Farm because it was way ahead of its time. It is quite an enjoyable book because we can see it play out every single day in real life

inukan · Post by **inukan** » 29 Dec 2024, 19:50

I read kane and Abel the most, Abel from nothing to Grace.

madssygonzo · Post by **madssygonzo** » 30 Dec 2024, 10:22

I swear I’m the only person who doesn’t re-read books. I don’t like knowing what happens already—the surprise climaxes is always my favorite part. I even try not to read the back of books because I don’t want to know much about it.

Post by **Meghan Sica** » 31 Dec 2024, 21:35

I hardly ever reread books. Once I've read a book a very rarely read it again. Although there a few books I would like to read again, but once you've already read a book it seems like it's not as captivating as the first time.

Macel A · Post by **Macel A** » 04 Jan 2025, 12:44

I enjoy reading science fiction novels. Sci-fi novels are always out of this world and the creativity and imagination from the author's has always been world class that's why I love sci-fi novels.

Macel A · Post by **Macel A** » 04 Jan 2025, 12:46

I enjoy reading science fiction novels especially the Great Migration I enjoy rereading it and it's always intriguing as the first time I read it.

Post by **Justin Christensen** » 04 Jan 2025, 20:11

I'm not a big rereader of any books. I actually try to avoid reading anything more than once in any 5 year stretch because I love that very first read so much that I want to try and experience it again.

The books I re-read the most are the ones that I read not for the story, but for the characters. Georgette Heyer, for example, does a phenomenal job of creating extremely engaging personalities that I love to spend time with while she writes victorian era love stories that I really am not that interested in, so I've probably read The Grand Sophie more than any other book, which is hilarious because it's really not my genre.

Arshadq · Post by **Arshadq** » 05 Jan 2025, 05:22

The one book I've read multiple times would be Percy Jackson. I've read the whole series a couple of times. I try to read it and I just love the books.