What Book Have You Re-Read The Most?

[wktf]

Originally Posted by risingstar

This book may not be for everyone but I loved Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice.

Same! Loved Interview with the Vampire, have read that a few times, as well as Queen of the Damned.

[pavehawk78]

The Stand, Lord of the Rings, The Wheel of Time series, It

[kelikoi]

I have read and re-read David Morrell's The Brotherhood of the Rose, Tom Clancy's The Hunt for the Red October and Winston Groom's Better Times than These for the nth time since the 90's. Bought at least 2 or 3 copies each since I first read them, due to loss, wear or tear in the pages.

[riteguytu]

1. Rendevous with Rama by Arthur C Clarke
2. Dune by Frank Herbert
3. LOTR trilogy by JRR Tolkien

[The Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by wktf

Same! Loved Interview with the Vampire, have read that a few times, as well as Queen of the Damned.

I want to be honest. I gave my quiting of Interview with the vampire film and Vampire lestat book etc. 9 years ago some thought and i think quiting them because i realised that they were gay and that i thought it was liberachi to read Lestat etc. was kind of ridiculous... I'm not a 24 years old young man anymore, i'm 33 now and i realised it would be really ridiculous, if a gay guy quited Batman for being straight... lol like '' what happend to Bruce and Dick sleeping in the same bed !?!?! eww...it's all love between man and woman now, Bruce and Selina... This is so straight, gross, i quit it'' kind of way... lol this is the equivalent of what i did back then but now, as mature guy who is not homophobic, what i did looks ridiculous. I may get back to Invetview with the vampire universe in the future.

[Tushar]

I've read the entire Harry Potter series about 7 times. More for nostalgia than anything else.

The Da Vinci Code I must have read like 10 times. Angels and Demons I reckon 6 or 7.

Haven't revisited any of these books since 2015.

Then there are about 5 or 6 Indian one-shot comic books from the late 90s I've read dozens of times. Again, nostalgia.

The Golden Age of Television and the overabundance of quality shows have seriously cut into my reading time.

I'm currently revisiting "A Series of Unfortunate Events".

[Superman_Rules]

All Quiet on the Western Front and Lord of the Rings

[Shoo]

I'm not one to re-read books, but, off the top of my head, Michael Ende's The Neverending Story and Nick Hornby's High Fidelity.

[strife87]

Read through the Belgariad and Mallorean series several times. Still break them out once in a while.

[robbert]

Gone With The Wind
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
To Kill A Mockingbird
Just started my second time around for The Witching Hour