Book You NEED To Re-Read Periodically?

[Fishface]

Is there a book you cannot open without having to re-read it? One of mine is Danse Macabre.

[Ana Mafalda]

Vampire Academy

[Aida ☾]

Fangirl.

[Gemma]

Caraval

[annesofie]

i'll give you the sun.

[Maria Adaway]

The Skullduggery Pleasant series

[Andrea]

The Little Prince - love it!

[Rima]

I don't re-read I feel like I'd be missing out if I do.. my tbr list is so long I need a couple more lives to finish it all

[Erica]

Harry Potter series, and I really want to reread The Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit

[Sejal]

The Infernal Devices series

[Cassie 'The Thinker Go Go Go Go' Mis. Roben Goodfellow'\Isabelle Lightwood]

I don't re-read very often but when I do it's usually either: Vampire Kisses, Crave, or After Midnight

[Halima]

Is that even a question? Every Harry Potter! Over and over again.

[Pixye]

I love rereading, I kinda just reread everything I've got! but my suggestion is get a book that you haven't read in a really long time, it's more fun!

[Ashley Marie]

I habitually reread Harry Potter every other year or so. And lately I've been rereading books I haven't read in at least ten years -- things like 1984, the Hobbit, the Outsiders, To Kill a Mockingbird, etc, that I haven't read since I was in school.

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i need to kno how can people have the time reread

[Masqueen]

The Percy Jackson seriesss. Specifically the third one.

[Maura]

A Court of Mist and Fury, Queen of Shadows, Illuminae, and Fangirl

[Beagle Lover (Avid Reader)]

Helter Skelter, The Bible, (I know, weird pairing, right?)

[Superbambi]

The Harry Potter series, The Hobbit, The Little Prince. Classics, right?

[Nels]

The Crown Conspiracy by Michael J. Sullivan

[[deleted user]]

City of bones and Harry Potter ( faves )

[Swati]

Percy Jackson and Pride and Prejudice... I always end up re-reading when I'm just flipping through them :P

[Caitlin]

The only books I've ever reread are Harry Potter and The Great Gatsby. I have too many books that I want to read to spend time constantly rereading the same books.

[Fishface]

Well, nobody said "constantly." I only said "periodically." And believe me, if you ever saw my TBR pile... I mean there are rooms and rooms of books I plan to read.

[Andreas]

All the bright places - rereading it each summer

[Fishface]

Andreas wrote: "All the bright places - rereading it each summer"

That one must be a doozy of a read! How many times have you read it overall? My maximum was 37 readings with special circumstances (I was determined to keep reading The Godwhale until I understood all the science terminology -- I could tell it was about sex but a lot of the vocabulary was beyond me at age 10 when I first found it).

[Fishface]

Another one I can't open without re-reading, more or less entirely, is The Encyclopedia of Dead Rock Stars: Heroin, Handguns, and Ham Sandwiches. Never a dull moment in that one.

[Tyler Leigh]

I started listening to the audiobooks for Harry Potter. Does that count as re-reading? Also, Ransom by Julie Garwood. I've re-read that at least 15 times.

[Diana]

The TOG series

[Fishface]

Tyler Leigh wrote: "I started listening to the audiobooks for Harry Potter. Does that count as re-reading?"

Well sure it does!

[Angela]

The Outsiders My favorite book. I reread it recently. Finished it in 3 hours!

[Kirti]

The Mediator series by Meg Cabot, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, and the Midnight Sea. Occasionally Harry Potter and Angelfall. Plus, all the Goosebumps books! And Vampire Crush - a light story.

[Bonnie]

Helter Skelter.

[Fishface]

Bonnie wrote: "Helter Skelter."

I am so with you on that. Do you get something different out of it every time you read it too?

[Emelia]

Faerie Tale

Have to re-read it at least once a year.

Plus I go back and re-read David Gemmell books because they are just so good ! Every one of them....yes, every one !

[Emelia]

Fishface wrote: "Is there a book you cannot open without having to re-read it? One of mine is Danse Macabre."

Danse Macabre....yes indeed !
That goes without saying! ;)

[Fishface]

Emelia wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Is there a book you cannot open without having to re-read it? One of mine is Danse Macabre."

Danse Macabre....yes indeed !
That goes without saying! ;)"

[Fishface]

OK, let's up the ante. Is there a SERIES you have to re-read periodically? I cannot go that long without re-reading Blackwater: The Complete Caskey Family Saga.

[Emelia]

Fishface wrote: "Emelia wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Is there a book you cannot open without having to re-read it? One of mine is Danse Macabre."

Danse Macabre....yes indeed !
That goes without saying! ;..."

Niccce giffy !

Going to have to go book shelf hunting for it now!
Been a wee bit since I have read it !

[Emelia]

Fishface wrote: "OK, let's up the ante. Is there a SERIES you have to re-read periodically? I cannot go that long without re-reading Blackwater: The Complete Caskey Family Saga."

I'll take that ante up......Lord of the Silver Bow - series
AND Sword in the Storm - series.

Now Sir Fish....what book over 600 pages do you re-read?
Dictionary doesn't count nor do comic book series or the encyclopedia hehehehe...annnd GO !

[Bonnie]

Fishface wrote: "Bonnie wrote: "Helter Skelter."

I am so with you on that. Do you get something different out of it every time you read it too?"

Yes, I do. And I have followed this since a few years after it happened. It was my first true crime book.

[Nels]

The Riyria series!!!

[Fishface]

Emelia wrote: "Fishface wrote: "OK, let's up the ante. Is there a SERIES you have to re-read periodically? I cannot go that long without re-reading Blackwater: The Complete Caskey Family Saga."

I..."


That's Madame Fish. But books I can't open without re-reading start to finish include The Encyclopedia of Dead Rock Stars: Heroin, Handguns, and Ham Sandwiches, The Stand and the whole Blackwater: The Complete Caskey Family Saga series (6 volumes, about 200 pgs each).

In fact, sometimes when I re-read The Stand, I'll read the original release version and then have to read the extended version -- or vice-versa. That's well over 1600 pages right there.

[Yasmeen]

sentinel by JLA

[Diana]

Empire Of Storms by SJM *God, I love that book so much*

[Fishface]

Who are JLA and SJM?

[Diana]

Fishface wrote: "Who are JLA and SJM?"

JLA : Jennifer L. Armentrout
SJM : Sarah J. Maas

[Fishface]

TY!

[annesofie]

i have read i'll give you the sun by jandy nelson 4 times in the past year i'm not even sorry

[Kathryn]

Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier. But I'm awful & skip the dull beginning in Monte Carlo & start when they arrive at Manderley.