What book do you reread the most?

Adrian Bouknight · Post by **Adrian Bouknight** » 22 Sep 2024, 13:19

I tend to re-read books on science and religion the most. However, sometimes I'll browse other genres. Lately, I've been turning back to Dr. John Walton's Lost World of Genesis One which talks a good bit about ancient Near Eastern culture and the context of the Old Testament.

rayreads9 · Post by **rayreads9** » 23 Sep 2024, 23:40

The book I reread the most would most definitely be Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone! It was the very first novel I read, so it is very special for me and also my all-time favorite comfort book.

Rose dany · Post by **Rose dany** » 24 Sep 2024, 12:17

Hello,
I reread the book "THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY" by matt Haig.
As a suicidal person who quitted that word, the book synopsis was interesting.

Rereading the book makes me feel better whenever I want to jump.

I also like it since I was diagnosed with psychosomatic, and take antidepressants which is happening in the book with the protagonist. So I feel really alive and relative to it.
Regards,
Fellow beginner reviewer.

Sharron L Hillman-Dwyer · Post by **Sharron L Hillman-Dwyer** » 25 Sep 2024, 03:46

Rereading black beauty currently so moving

diana_mariaaaa · Post by **diana_mariaaaa** » 25 Sep 2024, 10:39

I try to read most books only once because there are tons of books that deserve to be read. the exception is the Harry Potter series. I used to read them again and again when I was younger and still do because the world building is incredible and the characters feel so deeply while staying positive.It is inspiring

Post by **Edith Piaff** » 28 Sep 2024, 22:34

I would say Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. It's deeply comforting, humorous, spontaneous and creative. With a little bit of poignant thrown in here and there.

Also Jane Eyre.
And also Lord of the Rings.

Post by **Edith Piaff** » 28 Sep 2024, 22:36

Is there a winner? I wish there could be a winner.

Sharon KL · Post by **Sharon KL** » 30 Sep 2024, 09:56

The Silo Trilogy by Hugh Howie; Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson; Harry Potter; Dark Towers. Will probably add Fourth Wing to the list soon!

Esther-David · Post by **Esther-David** » 01 Oct 2024, 14:13

Rose dany wrote: ↑24 Sep 2024, 12:17
Hello,
I reread the book "THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY" by matt Haig.
As a suicidal person who quitted that word, the book synopsis was interesting.

Rereading the book makes me feel better whenever I want to jump.

I also like it since I was diagnosed with psychosomatic, and take antidepressants which is happening in the book with the protagonist. So I feel really alive and relative to it.
Regards,
Fellow beginner reviewer.

Hello from a fellow depressed person. This book almost made me cry. I also identify with the protagonist. I wish you grace, love, healing, and happiness.

Esther-David · Post by **Esther-David** » 01 Oct 2024, 14:14

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. It's a brilliant book about revenge with lots of layers. Even though it's really long, it moves quickly.

Rose dany · Post by **Rose dany** » 02 Oct 2024, 03:01

Hello,
Since you replied, I thought it would be mannerism to reply too.

I also watched an anime of Monte Cristo, I loved it.

Great we have a similar taste in books.

Regards
Fellow beginner reviewer

Chaos_Queeny · Post by **Chaos_Queeny** » 24 Oct 2024, 02:26

I don't reread one book a lot but I do reread Terry Pratchett books quite a lot. My personal favourite is Mort.

Post by **Alichi** » 26 Oct 2024, 12:37

Things fall apart is one that I can read as many times as possible.

Louisa J Mackay · Post by **Louisa J Mackay** » 05 Nov 2024, 07:59

"Women Who Run With the Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estes is my number one book to reread. When I feel like I'm wandering aimlessly through my day/week or feel depleted in my soul, her words bring nourishment and renewed fire to my bones.