What book do you reread the most?

[pastorlarry]

I reread The Black Company series by Glen Cook and the Foundation books by Isaac Asimov just about every year. For some reason, these books draw me in time and again like no others.

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

Any book from the Harry Potter series. When I am feeling down, I seek refuge mostly in fantasy books, and no books can compete with my childhood and teenage love- Harry Potter books. No matter how rough a day I had, or how drained I am feeling, HP books never fail to cheer me up, never. It is just like - "After all this time?- Always."

[Aquilis]

When I was a lot younger I'd often reread 'The Hobbit' or a book from Brian Jacques series 'Redwall'. Now though I don't tend to go back to a book but rather find something new to read when I want to, seeing as how there are so many on my digital bookcase waiting for me to start them!

[Ashley Maureen]

I reread Pearl cove and
After the darkness a Sydney Sheldon special one that I cherish especially with regard of the sculpting of a strong woman

[JuliaKay]

I think the Count of Monte Cristo is the only book that I can reread and not get bored with. I feel like the story is new every time!

[lbhatters]

What book do you reread the most?

I reread Of Mice And Men about once or twice a year. Oddly, I usually read it when I've been feeling down for a while. The book is sad and makes me feel sad, but I guess I like to get lost in a book regardless. Plus, I usually read the book all-the-way through in one night. So, it's probably just that I want to occupy my mind for a while when I read it.

What about you?

The Holy Bible. I use it as a devotional book. But I lost a lot if faith in God years ago due to a trauma in my life. I can't think of any other book at all I've read more than once.

[MarieCP]

I reread mostly children's books. However, there have been several novels that I have reread. Off the top of my head: A Confederacy of Dunces, The Rainbow (DH Lawrence), The Last Holiday (Gil Scott Heron), and countless autobiographies.

[6912dirtyfeet]

the book I read the most is NKJV study bible. I read this the most because it is my daily guide, I can always find the most incredible stories ever written.

[Northernbird84]

It has to be The Velveteen Rabbit. I loved this from my childhood and I received a newly illustrated version for Christmas. I can't help but curl up with it every now and then. It makes my heart swell xxxx

[elinadsy]

In terms of number of times, probably the Harry Potter series, or the Skulduggery Pleasant series. But in terms of actively every so often, I reread Diana Wyne Jones' Fire and Hemlock at least once a year. I read it when I was much younger and something about it really stuck with me.

[BethOLee]

I reread Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged" every couple of years. I also reread "Naked in Death" by J D Robb, "Oracle's Moon" and Drago books by Thea Harrison, "Honor of the Queen" By David Weber (and other Honor Harrington books in the series), Most of Tamara Pierce's Tortall Young Adult series, the Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs, Wen Spencer's Tinker series and Mira Grant's "Newsflesh" series. Plus many more.

[jvez]

I tend to reread the 'Harry Potter' series. It is the first series that I have completed, and also the only series I followed for how many years. I always get a feeling of nostalgia whenever I reread the books, or rewatch the films.

[Elizabeth Pass]

I find myself going back to my favorites a lot. Patricia C. Wrede's Enchanted Forest Chronicles, anything by Cinda Williams Chima, the Twilight Saga, and Harry Potter are all books I've read several times. I love audio books and re-listen to a lot of them. Those books include Orson Scott Card's Enderverse books, George R. R. Martin's A Song Of Ice And Fire series (each book is about 40+ hours long to listen to but I've listened to all of them several times already), Jim Butcher's Dresden Files, and the amazing Bobiverse books by Dennis E. Taylor. I'm currently injured and home a lot, laying down. I read A LOT and often go back to the ones I know will please me.

[Kibet Hillary]

Nothing apart from the Bible. This is my daily food. Have to eat something daily from its pages.

[sisterkate]

Pillars of the Earth
by Ken Follett