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What book have you reread the most?
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Samantha Grice
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Oct 02, 2024 02:57PM
Probably Jane Eyre.
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Little women - I have so many different versions of it too!
Enid Blyton- Her Saint Claire's series and Mallory Towers <333
This one was tough, I have a number of books that I re-read often. My first place tied with 19 reads each: A Discovery of Witches Trilogy by Deborah Harkness and the Guild Codex: Spellbound Series by Annette Marie. In second place: The Martin by Andy Weir (12 times) and in third place: Magical Midlife Madness Series by K.F Breen. (10 times)
The Roads Chosen;
There is so much to this. It's complex in the most intriguing fashion. It's more like a maze and there are umpteen clues tempting you to follow a path, to then find your assumptions are not bearing fruit. I'll not give any of this away, but, I will say things are often not as you first think. You might from the reviews, be able to pick up on what goes on but don't be surprised if you're not. Each time I read this, I come across another little gem. The breadcrumbs left behind are there. It's a treat to read each time. It's my go to book when I need to get away from it all.
The Little Prince...I have it at home in different languages, and read it many times in different languages. Everytime I find a new revelation. It is comforting, gives hope, makes you think about the person you are and the ones that surround you.
And it doesn't matter how old you are, it is a story for every body... and soul.
@Mitabird, who rereads Harry Potter I've also read the series multiple times. each time a new book came out, I reread the whole series to date before reading the latest. I've read the series in its enturety twice since Deathly Hallows.
I've read Key to the Keplian about 20 times, probably the most of any.
I've reread Stephanie Plum series multiple times. Author Janet Evanovich.
I've reread St Germaine series multiple times. Author Chelsea Quinn Yarbro.
the most would probably be Keplian.
Pride and Prejudice - an interesting take on romance and marriage for the period in which it was written. Plus, first time I read it I was 14. Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter by Mario Vargas Llosa. A semi-biographical story with some very funny parts.
Mine would probably be Five Feet Apart and Heartstopper. When I was younger I was obsessed with Micheal Vey and a little bit of Wings of Fire
That is a difficult question. There are numerous books I have reread at least, a smaller group twice. I have reread King more than any other author. The. answer is probably no single book over twice. I think I have read Crichton's Andromada Strain 4 times over the years but I would not swear to it.
The Borrowers I have reread a lot . When I was younger The Secret Garden but there are lots of books I reread from time to time.
I think the book I have reread the most in my entire life is, so sorry for this, twilight. I fell in love with the series in late middle school and never had time to read during the school year so every summer I would reread the entire series from summer going into 8th grade to summer going into senior year. then senior year, when I should have been studying for midterms I was reading Midnight Sun. I still don't own any of them except MS
The Satanic Verses - 5 times every time I read it - it becomes a little bit clearer for me.
Hopeless by Collen Hoover, On Dublin Street by Samantha Young, Johnny be good by Paige Toon
Death Valley by Melissa Broder orrrr throne of glass
I cannot even count the number of times I read Ella Enchanted when I was younger.
The entire series of the dragonriders of Pern by Anne McCaffrey
Cristiane wrote: "Pride and Prejudice - an interesting take on romance and marriage for the period in which it was written. Plus, first time I read it I was 14. Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter by Mario Vargas Llos..."
Oh, Pride and Prejudice for me too! :)
black beauty, daddy long legs by Jean Webster, the blue umbrella by Ruskin Bond
The Roads Chosen:
A book I never stop learning from.
The Prison Healer. That book is just... perfection😩🤌🏼
under nostalgia fourth book of a kids series "Fableheaven" by Brandon Mull, but just as a book "Hunger games". honestly they both hit every time
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