What book do you reread the most?

[maggi3]

I don’t reread many books, but I usually end up rereading Perks of Being a Wallflower at least once a year. Something about the writing style and Charlie’s character is captivating.

[amjohnson13mommy]

I have read The Shining by Stephen King at least twice in the last two decades. This is why I collect books. I then can reread whatever I want when I want.

[wendy h25]

The books I reread the most are Black Beauty by Anna Sewell and Heidi by Johanna Spyri and Angelo Rinaldi and Beverly Cleary.

[csmith12329]

I have read The Glass Castle more times than I can recall. It is such a hauntingly beautiful, and simultaneously horribly sad, story. Jeanette Walls tells her life story in such an innocent, childish, matter of fact way. It was saddening to realize that this is the way of life for many, and they keep in living their lives as such, because that is all they know. They do not have the means to change, have it being financially or by will. Without a doubt the best book I've ever read.

[Quickstudy]

The book I reread the most is Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. I also like to reread many of his other works in a attempt to capture the essence of the grace of story telling.

[mledmonds]

I have read the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon at least three times. They are my all time favorite. They make you laugh and cry. I have not yet found another author that can write as well as she can.

[Artizi]

Stephen King' Misery. I propably reread it once a year or so.
I find Annie' unravelling insanity and the descripcions of Paul's thoughts and his determination to escape fascinating.

[camillegermo]

I read The Perks of Being a Wallflower every year of high school.

[Luna34]

I usually reread the first Anne of Green Gables book by L.M. Montgomery every year, especially when I’m feeling stressed or worried. This book brings me peace because of the beautiful, innocent lifestyle it portrays.

[Nicole_Boyd]

Good question! I would say “A Voice in the Wind” by Francine Rivers. The writing is so engaging and it makes me feel like I’m a part of the story. And of course it helps that is Biblical Historical Fiction.

[Nicole_Boyd]

I usually reread the first Anne of Green Gables book by L.M. Montgomery every year, especially when I’m feeling stressed or worried. This book brings me peace because of the beautiful, innocent lifestyle it portrays.

I loved those books. I haven’t read them in a long time but they are some of my favorites!

[magnoparisi]

I also rewatched the movie which increased my appreciation for the story. I love how "sucessful businessmen" are seen as tactless, undiplomatic, misogynistic, mendacious, bullying and narcissistic men.

[ferry flawless]

I read Harry Potter series again and again because they are incredible awesome and ther is something in the book that keeps me glued to it's pages.

[Mai Tran]

I used to reread Life of Pi a lot, but ever since I joined the club and got introduced to so many good books I haven't got the time to read it anymore.

[Noosh]

The book I reread at least once every year is Wolfsong by T. J. Klune.
It's a paranormal MM book written by an asexual author. His works are magic but this one book just does wonders to me every time I read it. It's unique, beautifully written, gripping, and all kinds of wonderful.