What book do you reread the most?

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Re: What book do you reread the most?

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I've reread The stories of Eva Luna by Isabel Allende most. This book was a gift from my high school spanish teacher to show me that strong women are everywhere in the world. Even though I know how the stories are going to end, I can't get over how original they are and how beautiful her writing is. I also like to reminisce about the first time I read these stories and how the endings were such a shock to me.
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The Time Travelers Wife. I've read it about ten times and it's still my favorite book.
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Tdekar729 wrote:I have read Sabriel by Garth Nix so many times I can't count anymore. I first read it as pre-teen and for some reason, even though I have gotten older and my reading style older, this book still keeps me interested every time. I also re-read all of the Jane Austin books frequently because they really are wonderful (I know, no ones ever said that before).

I remember Sabriel. I loved that series as a pre-teen. I also reread a book from my middle school years: Fire Bringer by David Clement-Davies. He wrote a number of fantasy books, all of which are good, but Fire Bringer is still my favorite.
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The book I want to re-the most is butter. It was a good book better than good actually. It was about this these kids that wanted to be popular and the only way he it was a good book better than good actually. It was about this these kids that want it to be could think of was to kill himself live while broadcasting. He planned to do this by eating himself to death. It was a great thing to read if you haven't in a while. :D
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HARRY POTTER !!!!!! 4ever and ever and ever
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Since fifth grade, I have probably read the whole Harry Potter series once every year. Crazy, I know!
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The Harry Potter Series and the Black Magicians trilogy
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Remember me? By Sophie kinsella
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At least once a year, I read The Green Rider Series by Kristen Britain.

I adore these books. They are so quick to grab you in and all the characters are so relatable and charismatic, you'll adopt them all and love them as your own family. There is adventure and humor and even a bit of magic, but not the most romantic of stories. They are long enough and detailed enough to satisfy an adult, but when I read them the first time at 14-15 I was hooked immediately by the story and easy flow. I am known to push it on anyone I come across who enjoys a good series.
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I really love the Janet Evanovich books. They are funny and really take you away when you're having a bad day.
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I'm also a Harry Potter re-reader! And most of Jodi Piccoult's books too.
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The works of Shakespeare and Charles Dickens.
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Harry Potter, they are just so good. :D
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I usually tend to reread James Patterson books. I love him and he has so many that you forget what they were about.
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Post by LIVELOVEREAD324 »

Has anybody else read The Book Thief multiple times? The way the words seem to create a life of its own inspires me to create my own stories when I must complete English assignments/ have some time for free writing. While written from such a unique perspective, the author leaves out no detail!
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