What book do you reread the most?

[Reader3567]

I reread the Harry Potter series a lot. Usually I start with the first book around Christmas time, and then continue reading the other books in the series over the year.

[Spontaneo]

I have read Look Great Feel Great by Joyce Meyer about 6 to 7 times. Instead of talking about deep religion and deep dieting, she explains both in easy and commonsense ways. For example, carry water wherever you go.

This is the best lifestyle book you can get. She states in her book that if you saw a run-down church, you'd wonder about the pastor, wouldn't you?

I give it a rating of : 4+

[fayetino]

I re read most books in the throne of glass series a lot. I also re read A court of mist and fury which is my favorite in the series so far. it's been a while but I will always enjoy all books frim the falling kingdoms series as well.

[Eva Gallegos]

I like Neighbor from Hell Series by R.L. Mathewson. She keeps the humor in all her book and that is why I keep comming back to read them

[strike-aster]

Actually, there are a lot. It ranges from books about real life stories, fantasy, adventure and sci-fi. Mostly the book I tend to reread most is Tuesdays with Morrie and the Harry Potter books. They really releived my stress after an exhausting work. It's nice to know that reading a book can really make my day.

[Elle Howard]

Probably any book in the Harry Potter series. There is so much detail in each book. Every time I read them I discover new things.

[elderwand]

I've reread many of the books in the Harry Potter series. They are still amazing even after I've reread them a bunch of times!

[Lulwa]

The dictionary

[Bluecobia]

The Cat in the Hat is one I have probability read the most. I have read it to two daughters and two grand daughter's several times each.

[Juliet Esther]

The only book i reread a few times holes, other than that i never reread a whole book once I'm through with it. I can only reread a chapter or a sentence that i liked most in the whole book

[AC Michael]

The first collection of Roald Dahl's short stories. A favourite is 'Dip in the Pool' - marvellous!

[Zachary Taylor]

Given that I am a Latin teacher teaching the Aeneid I almost certainly read that poem the most. Not a bad option if you have to read some work of literature over and over. And I continue to discover new complexities in the poem each time I explore that fantastical world of gods and heroes.

[MyAustin616]

I read the entire Grey Wolves series by Quinn Loftis over and over. It's such a good YA/NA paranormal romance series. It never gets old.

[GPM]

A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks. I just did not read it twice, but I also watched the its film twice. It was so full of emotions, and it involves many elements of life such as guilt, acceptance, love and repentance.

[elderwand]

I reread the Harry Potter books