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Books You Have Read More Than Once
I've read this book about 50 times and I just cannot get enough of it. I, literally, have to keep myself from picking it up again when I'm reading something else.
I have probably read a lot of books more than once, but I distinctly remember that I've read The Chronicles of Narnia twice. Reading it was very enjoyable and fun!
I used to reread books a lot but I'm currently rereading the Percy Jackson series. I believe this is the fourth time but it could be more. I definitely read the whole series three times in a row a few years ago. It's hands down my favorite!
The Infernal Devices and The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra ClareChaos Walking by Patrick Ness
Looking for Alaska by John Green
I used to read Lord of the Rings once a year, but recently I've been a bit slack.I must have read the first chapter of the first Harry Potter book a dozen times.
Oh man, thats a hugely long list. These are a handful of the ones I've picked up many, many times. Series:
Stand Alone/Random:
Harry Potter of course.. I read all 7 books more than one or twice.. Then Juliette chronicles, all books, but I read Ignite Me 5 times.. What can I do ? Im soo inlove with Warner. ❤️
I have read the Harry Potter series and Lord of the Rings trilogy once a year since I was 13 and I am 24 now =)
I almost always -unless I've read it within a few months- reread the first book before reading the sequel. When reading about 400 books a year it is good to refresh the memory, but I have a few I reread quite often, such as, The Boy Who Sneaks in My Bedroom Window, Beautiful Disaster, Illegal My Ass, Daughters Of Fortune, Vampire Academy series, Thirst No. 1: The Last Vampire, Black Blood, and Red Dice series, The Last Song. The Princess Diaries series is an old favourite too. I haven't read these in a while either but used to reread The Vampire Diaries series quite a bit too. I also went through a phase where I spent a while just reading Twilight saga a ridiculous amount, at least 100 times, I would just read them over and over and over. Though I haven't read them in a few years either. I like to reread books, because sometimes just experiencing your old favourite characters, and experiences just to relax a little bit, and not have to take in new information, swim in familiar waters.
A few I know I will read again more than once, but haven't gotten around to again
The Daughter of Smoke and Bone Trilogy
City of Bones series
Water for Elephants
Clockwork Angel series
Throne of Glass books
The Wolf of Wall Street books
I Hunt Killers trilogy
The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer trilogy
Maeve Kerrigan books
SERIES: Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Chaos Walking, Ruby Oliver, Percy Jackson, STAND ALONES: Fangirl, Ask Again Later, Looking for Alaska, The Fault In Our Stars,
(I think I've read the whole series at least 6 times, and the first four over a dozen each)
(I read this one twice this year)
(I re-read this basically every December)
There are tons more from my childhood that I read over and over, like
, but those would take forever to list.
Diffidently the HP series and Twilight series (mostly the first couple of books). I'm hoping to reread the selection series sometime soon.
I am notorious for rereading books, I think I reread almost every book I have ever read. The books I reread the most were Sherlock Holmes (sorry not exactly YA), Isaac Asimov books (especially Robot series) and currently I'm re-reading "The Forever Girl" by Rebecca Hamilton. I think I will be rereading Twilight next.
There are so many books I would love to reread, but there are so many new books and just not enough time.. so far I just managed to reread the twilight series...
Brave New World, Harry Potter series, Let it Snow, Internet Girls series, Don't You Dare Read this Mrs. Dunphrey, The Black Sheep, Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys, Uglies series & The Westing Game.
I have read
more than five times and counting.Hated it the first time. Got to the end of it the second time (because I figured I must be stupid, this was supposed to be a classic). Then figured out it was an allegory about WW2. References are in the movies, cars and names. Then it is a totally different experience through Manhattan....and Central Park South....and it will make sense why Holden says that Radio City Music Hall "killed him."
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Actually, I read the book "Bloomability" 3 times now, and I love reading it just before summer starts, because when I finish that book I always get an excited feeling about what I'm going to do over the summer, who I will meet, and then in the fall what will happen when I start another school year.
-at least 3 times
-twice in English, once in Spanish
-at least 3 times (my former 5th grade students loved it as a read-aloud)
One old, one new. One classic, and the other one I'd never heard of before I picked it up. But I liked their ideas enough to read twice.
Wicked LovelyHarry Potter and the Sorcerer's StoneHarry Potter and the Prisoner of AzkabanHarry Potter and the Deathly HallowsHarry Potter and the Goblet of FireHarry Potter and the Chamber of SecretsHarry Potter and the Half-Blood PrinceHarry Potter and the Order of the PhoenixRuby RedDivergent
I've read 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' twice, and I've read 'The Godfather' three times (I know it's not a young adult book, but it was worth the read every time!). I'm sure there are others I've read more than once, but those are the ones that stick out in my mind the most.
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XD I'm reading it for a third time in September. Things just keep coming up. THe first time I just wanted to read it, so I did.
The second time I figured out there was a second book and it'd been like two or three years since I last read it so I needed to reread it.
Now Im planning to read it in Spetember books it was the only book I owned that started with R (don't ask)