Book You NEED To Re-Read Periodically?

[Amy]

Chances and Lucky by Jackie Collins. Judge all you want...I still worship these characters. Gino & Lucky Santangelo, forever faves. <3

[curleduptoes]

Harry pottee

[Diana]

Fishface wrote: "TY!"
I have no idea who that one is

[Bhawisha]

Percy Jackson! ❤️

[Natalia]

harry potter and
the book with no name

[Dani]

Vampire Academy

[Ane]

The Book of Lost Things by John Connoly, or any of the Skulduggery Pleasant books by Derek Lamy

[Jennifer]

Mercedes Lackey Last Herald Mage series and the first two Shopaholic books tend to repeat fairly frequently for me.

[Sophie]

Wings - Aprilynne Pike (series)
Gingersnaps - Cathy Cassidy

[Natalie]

I have re-read Alice in Wonderland so many times.

[Vee]

Ignite me definitely

[Amanda]

Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman because it makes me laugh every time and Persuasion by Jane Austen because it's beautiful

[Alex]

Vampire Academy and Starcrossed

[Ana&#x1f9f8;]

John green books

[Tony]

The mistborn series and malazan book of the fallen series.

Too bad there isn't enough time to reread. Too many books I haven't read

[elena]

I re-read the raven cycle at the start of each year because that series literally changed (and saved) my life, and I also re-read Ari & Dante quite frequently because it's beautiful and it resonates with me a lot so it's very uplifting.

[Bella]

Harry Potter and The Infernal Devices

[Liesel]

White Hot by Ilona Andrews. I've probably re-read it about seven times.

[Rian *fire and books*]

I like rereading Ender's Game and the Red Rising trilogy.

[curleduptoes]

Harry Potter series.

[S, Creator]

Harry Potter and flying solo

[TS]

Like most people, The HP series.

[Sam]

I have this weird tradition of rereading Getting Over Garrett Delaney at the end of each school year, because it has some of the best character development and always ushers me into summer.

[Carolina]

Carry On by Rainbow Rowell, it's a recent one but I find myself dependent on it...

[Tricia]

Every year I reread Pride and prejudice, sometimes twice.

[Ninosy]

Havent reread anything actually ....but thinking of Six of Crows duology and pride and prejudice

[dolly]

i like rereading asoue every once in a while, specifically the carnivorous carnival for some reason

[Marianna]

A Study in Charlotte has been by far my most reread book ever. I reread a lot of books to be honest and currently the book I've been rereading almost as much has been Dreamology. Only reason why I switched between these two books is because A Study in Charlotte is currently 6 hours away with my best friend who I lent the book to in an effort to get him to start reading again

[Fiona]

[Louie]

by Patricia MacLachlan, the author of Sarah,Plain, and Tall. It was lyrical and beautiful. It was also made into a movie with Farrah Fawcett.

[˙⋆✮ Anny ✮⋆˙]

The Hunger Games trilogy and Legend, and occasionally Harry Potter ❤

[Tyler]

I need to give Harry Potter a re-read (i've only read the entire series once through, wasn't allowed growing up so didn't read it until 2015 at 26) and The Abyss Surrounds Us duology, lesbian pirates and sea monsters heck yes! <3 And i'd like to re-read them every so often.

[Nyla]

The Great Gatsby, every four years or so. I get to a point when I am craving it, and nothing else will do.

[Gillian]

Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks. Its an historical fiction, not a book I would read, normally now, but its simply amazing.It makes me laugh, cry, yearn and so much more!
I first read it when I was 14 and have re-read a millions times since (Im a lot older now, a lot), one of my only five star reads!

[Tecla]

The Falling Kingdoms series. Every year I reread it.

[storytime-reviews]

I re-read Pride and Prejudice twice every year. It's my favourite book.

[Melliott]

Almost any of the Regency novels by Georgette Heyer. They never lose their cleverness and charm.

Scarlet Feather, by Maeve Binchy.

The Terrorist of Irustan, by Louise Marley

Trader, by Charles de Lint

Graceling, by Kristin Cashore

The Family Tree, by Sheri S. Tepper

Lucifer's Hammer, by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle

Make Way for Lucia (the Lucia omnibus), by E. F. Benson

I guess I do a lot of rereading, because I could probably name a dozen more!

[Victor *Nothing Happened*]

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck and

Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

It's about that time.

[CrazyAsACupcake]

Pride and Prejudice

The Book Thief

I try to read the both of them at least once a year

[lorena]

the red queen series

[natalia]

Stalking Jack the Ripper

[Violet]

Six of Crows baby.
And The Assassin's Blade + Heir of Fire.

[Elina]

Harry Potter series
The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery
The Last Dragon by Silvana de Mari

[lorena]

definitely harry potter

[Aria]

HARRY POTTER AND THE MILLENNIUM SERIES

[Fefyy]

The Harry Potter series

[Ann aka Iftcan]

There are a few things that are my "go-to's" when nothing else appeals. The Moon is a Harsh Mistress is one. The Ship Who Sang is another, and in the same series as this book is The Ship Who Searched. That latter book is one that always makes me cry, so I'll read it when I'm feeling depressed because, for some reason reading it, despite the crying seems to then cheer me up. Makes no sense, yes?

And then, I've been re-reading all of the short stories of Viola Grace/Zenina Masters (same author, different pen names) recently. They are quick, easy and usually very cheerful. I've been having a real funk since a concussion the end of February, and they are about what I'm able to concentrate on right now.

[Nadia]

Clockwork Princess and ACOMAF and ACOWAR, probably 3 times a year

[Linda]

Gifts From the Sea - Ann Morrow Lindbergh, Wild - Cheryl Strayed, I want to re-read Harry Potter series, Marriage of Opposites - Alice Hoffman to just name a few.....I still have so many I haven’t read yet SLTSMB...😳

[Darlee]

"Book of a Thousand Days" by Shannon Hale (I reread this at least twice a year. "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern (at least once a year). "The Protector of the Small" series by Tamora Pierce (at least once a year on either audiobook or a hard copy). "Cybele's Secret" by Juliet Marillier (once every 2 years or so). My favorite classics, like "A Christmas Carol", "Heidi", "The Secret Garden", "A Little Princess", etc. (every 2-3 years or so). "Dragon Rider" by Cornelia Funke (at least once every 2 years, either audiobook or hard copy). Badically, I reread my old favorites almost more than I read new books. I have to set a limit for myself just so that I can continue to chip away at my daunting TBR pile.