What book do you reread the most?

[Geneen Karstens]

I agree with Maud. I don't reread books...there are so many out there I haven't read, i'll never get to all of the ones i've discovered through this forum. This list goes on and on.

[jasemonkey]

Definitely the Lord of the Rings trilogy. I re-read it every few years and always find something new that I did not pick up on the previous readings.

[James Donovan]

The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown.....My favorite book

[KatieD]

The Woman in White.

[Freethinker]

The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4. Still so funny, 20 years after I originally read it!

Re-read all of the books in the series again last year

[fitzml]

The Street Lawyer by John Grisham. It's honest, touching and occasionally amusing story.

[Cracker]

Hmmmm,
Moby Dick - Herman Melville
Books by Adam Hall, Peter Corris, Robert B Parker, Jon Cleary, Frank Herbert, Bill Pronzini and Larry Niven.
As for the Bible, that's more nibbled at than read wholesale....

[seven14]

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury."It was the hand that took the book."

[ladybird]

I often reread the book of russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov "The Master and Margarita". It became my favorite since I read it for the first time.

[Lgliam20]

The last four Harry Potter books, Wuthering Heights and The Hobbit are all books that I enjoy re-reading a few times a year.

[Makenzie_fay]

I used to read Pride and Prejudice at least once a year. I've unfortunately gotten out of that habit, but that's mostly because my job is crazy, so I read new books when I can. But of all books, I still enjoy rereading P&P the most.

[alybff1998]

I have read the book Divergent by Veronica Roth around March. And I actually reread it about 2 times. I think it is an amazing book .

[Ismael]

The books I've reread most are Great Expectations and the Foundation Trilogy. I've also reread the Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy, Spiral Dance and Drawing down the Moon a lot.

[Sweety Antil]

Iam not sure how many ppl have read this book but I love it and I have read it 3 times so far..its 'God of small things' by Arundhati Roy...every time I read it I can appreciate small details that I possibly missed the last time

[cuddles203]

I must say i reread the Anita Blake books over and over at least 3 times a year if not more. I love them.