What book do you reread the most?

[megha_bohot]

i read 'How to be a Bawse' by lilly singh, again and again. It is such an amazing book for self help. It is motivating, mood boosting, and overall feel good kind of a book written by one of the most successful youtuber. Lilly singh also talks about how she got herself out of depression in her life, which is very uplifting for the people who might be in a dark time in their lives. I recommend reading this book even if you are not a fan of superwoman, or may be don't even know who she is.

[L1th3rl+and]

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. Every time I read it I find something new to admire. Fortunately, it's relatively short because I read it at least once a year.

[magnello]

I usually go back to reread Pattern Recognition by William Gibson and almost ANY book by Sheri Tepper once a year or so, both authors have so many good books it's difficult to choose which one I like to reread the most. I also try to reread the entire Lord of the Rings set every two or three years because it's so rich with detail that I find new things to admire each time I read it.

[Davewv]

I think the book that I’ve reread the most is “Neuromancer” by William Gibson, and then “Dune” by Frank Herbert.

[peter Novler]

I always find myself opening this book "Heartaches " by H. M Irwing. It's so so romantic and the pleasure I get from been involved in reading is quite overwhelming. Wanna give a try ? Please find a comfortable seat and thank me later!

[LizzyGirl1]

Hi Scott. There are a few books that are worth re-reading e.g. Watership Down, The Lord of the Rings and the Jennings series (I still crack up with these). Most other books I read only once although I hold on to them forever, Lol! The only books that I keep going back to again and again are the Ramcharitmanas or Ramayana and the Bhagavad Gita because they are a constant source of courage and inspiration.

[rdrumsey]

When life throws me a hard curveball and I feel shell shocked, I turn to the Lord of The Rings trilogy. I first read them when I was 13 years old. I’m now 53 and I’ve read them 4 more times since then.

[HanSmith97]

Hi Scott. There are a few books that are worth re-reading e.g. Watership Down, The Lord of the Rings and the Jennings series (I still crack up with these). Most other books I read only once although I hold on to them forever, Lol! The only books that I keep going back to again and again are the Ramcharitmanas or Ramayana and the Bhagavad Gita because they are a constant source of courage and inspiration.

I am reading the Lord of the Rings series for the first time ever this year and I have to say I am absolutely loving it so far!!

[LeDiplomatique]

I always find myself rereading the bible. It is a classic that never grows old. Every time I read a story I had read before, I end up with more insight than before, even though the story is the same.

[Makaylaparker]

As of right now, the book that I've probably read the most times is Flyaway by Lucy Christopher.

[sidd31]

The Alchemist

[rhoadsm277]

I've always loved reading, and I have many favorite books including Mara Daughter of the Nile by Eloise Jarvis McGraw, which I read at least 7 times when I was a kid.

I think the first classic I ever read was Jane Eyer, but I also like Jane Austin's books.

However, my all-time favorite books are JRR Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. I've read the series so many times I've lost count. I love the movies too, and I can recite them almost word for word. (It's a great way to get friends annoyed; not recommending you try this!)

[Vikrant2345]

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.

[justjim]

My favorite book to reread is A Son of the Circus by John Irving

[Leyla Ann]

None lol. I'd rather check out a new book than reread an old one, no matter how much I love it, because I would already have full knowledge of the main events of a book I have read, and for me, that's as good as having one spoil a book for you.