Which books have you read and re-read ?

all the Harry Potter books by J.K.Rowling and all the Lord of the rings books but can not remember who the Author of those ones are Sweet Valley is another series a mind you I just love reading so does not matter the book really as I probally still will read it a.

There are a few different books I like to re-read. One is a set of books (three in one) called "The Deed of Paksenarion" by Elizabeth Moon. It was a very good series and one I enjoy reading again and again. I also enjoy re-reading "Ashes in the Wind" by Kathleen Woodiwiss and I have read the Harry Potter series more then once. Some books are like visiting an old friend. They are nice to have around.

i have read Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen but i now read more newer stuff by lisa wingate and whatever else catches my eye

I have reread The Outlander series several times. I enjoyed it immensely every time. I have also read The Chronicles of Narnia a number of times. I think by rereading books you catch so many nuances you missed the first time.

There are so many books that I really want to read that I do not think I have time to read many over and over. One I have read severa times though is Owen Meany by John Irving. His books are really cool to read once you know the ending. Then you see so many small things that you missed the first time through

I don't re-read any books on a regular schedule, but I do occasionally re-read books because of special circumstances. Last year I was looking for a book to review for Epinions.com and settled on "Seize the Day" by Saul Bellow. I had remembered reading it in college and enjoying it. Re-reading it brought back pleasant memories, and I think I enjoyed it better the second time than the first. The same book can take on new meaning at different stages in your life.

I love to read but there are just so many wonderful books out there that I seldom read the same book twice. However I have read the entire 9 volume series of The Work and The Glory sevearl times. I just love those historical fiction books.

I've read and reread Merades Lackey and Anne McCaffery's books soo many times it's not funny. I love their books.

I have read The Little Prince countless times, I'll soon be able to quote pages of it. The only other books I have re-read regularly are the Discworld books. I have had to buy them in hardback to ensure they last, as some of my paperbacks have fallen apart even after only a couple of reads. I'm very careful with books, I never bend the spine of paperbacks but they just don't last like hardbacks.

i hardly re read books unless i need some reference or somethin.. i normally like adventure n suspense novels which makes no sense to b read again aftr gettin to know the end once.. moreover i really get bored very soon while re readin anythin so i tend to leave it in middle.

There are 5 books that I reread every few years. First is the Lord of the Rings triligy and the Hobbit by Tolkien. The fantasy world he creates is amazing. I read them to remind myself what can be done with the written word. The other book I reread is Ringworld by Larry Niven. The concept of a ringworld stirs my imagination. What a concept. I would like to one day write a novel. These books ignite my creative juices. They help plant seeds of ideas for my novel. In fact I have probably a dozen ideas started. One day I will sit down and finish one.