What novels have you just HAD to read again?

[Trinity]

I am always chasing my next favorite novel so it is extremely difficult for me to say I want to re-read something. However, there is one series I have read multiple times and probably will continue to do so, Harry Potter Boxset.

So, what's yours?

[Michelle]

I read The Name of the Rose when I was about 15, and liked it but was confused at parts. I think I probably picked it up because the movie was coming out with Sean Connery and Christian Slater (who I thought was just dreamy). I reread it again about 15 years later when I guess my understanding and brain had 'matured', understood the story just fine, and really loved it. Maybe I should read it on a 15-year cycle, in which case I'd better get moving!!
lol

[Scarlet Cameo]

When I was 14 read The Stress of Her Regard, really liked but i don't remember if i finished (maybe i did but i don't remember the end and that kills me a little because the history was so engaging that, maybe, if i re-read now my perception changed completely (maybe will pass of liking to love it)

[Trinity]

Awesome! Love both of those stories!

[Michelle]

Samzara, I checked that out from the library within the last year. I obviously thought it looked good, but sometimes it just happens, you don't get to it then have to turn it back in. Gotta keep it on the list!

[Shainlock]

Phantom by Susan Kay (first copy started to fall apart), Charlotte's Web, Harry Potter Series (had to end up getting hb and paperback of these). I guess I need the digital HP books.
The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewart.. I know there are more. I like rereading books. It is like visiting an old friend and being welcome and comfy.

And I am very careful with my books. When I buy them I dig through the entire pile to find the most perfect one. I Don't mind used or old books, though. Just one of those things.

[Trinity]

Shaina wrote: "Phantom by Susan Kay (first copy started to fall apart), Charlotte's Web, Harry Potter Series (had to end up getting hb and paperback of these). I guess I need the digital HP books.
The Crystal Ca..."

I love used book stores. Who wants to pay $30 for a hardback book? It's almost ritualistic to dig through and find the one you really want to take home.