What book do you reread the most?

[hailpark]

Definitely Coraline by Neil Gaiman and The Foxhole Court by Nora Sakavic.

[avicohen123]

Pretty much anything from the Discworld series- I've read all of them at least ten times...

[Zyha_Rifard]

The book i reread the most?
Well there's quite a lot but ..'The Mortal Instruments'(TMI) series by Cassandra Clare has turned out to be my favourite in recent times....I absolutely love rereading them!!!

[zainherb]

The Quran.

[Bluemoon30]

It’s the only historical fiction based on basic history and architectural facts that has captured me mind heart and soul. Ken Follett's Pillars of the Earth and The End of the World and this entire group. He fascinates from his intrigue politico thriller dramas you’d think his mind wouldn’t track to 17th and 16th century cultural struggle. His insights into the parasitic evolution of faith based power structure makes it so clear why society is so screwed up now.

[Ginni_123]

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.

[NashTanui]

I can't seem to get enough of the Anne series by Lucy Maud Montgomery. I also reread Pride and Prejudice and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

[ENOCH SAGE]

The book I reread is mission to venice by james hardley chase.I so much love that book.

[DANAWEB]

I have reread Davinci code several times..However, not a fan of rereading books, eventhough dome are really good..

[Hajar159]

I reread Rich dad Poor dad once a year.

[ProofReader2020]

Excession, by Iain M Banks. I re-read a lot, but this one is always waiting at the back of my mind. I don't want to say I skim read, I prefer to think I read voraciously, more especially if the story draws me in. I get a kick from knowing that I will devour the book then set it aside for a time, six months to a year, and forget about it so I can go back and enjoy it. Thereafter I will do the same again with perhaps longer intervals. With a select few like Excession I take comfort from knowing that eventually I'll be returning to enjoy it again. Each time I go back there's usually some new detail I notice, some plot angle or setup that I've overlooked.

[Tomes 2 Read]

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. I used to read it every year for my birthday, now I read it some time during each year. It reminds me how easy it is to develop a spirit of vanity, depravity, and evil and to make deliberate, daily decisions to do what's right.

[GreatReviews]

I love reading becoming nobody by Rick Branch often time I do check one or things out as I deem necessary or in need of an idea in the book.

[h-nicole518]

I’m a sucker for the Twilight Saga. Honestly, I could read the whole series again, and again, each week if I wanted to. Sitting down with a romantic book every now and then is comforting. Other than that, give me horror books such as Pet Cemetery or even Warm Bodies. Actually that might not count...it has romance and zombies. Hm.

[Birthright06]

Hunger Games! It's addicting, and once I start reading it, the book's impossible to put down. I wonder what spell Ms. Suzzane Collins put in her book. XD