What book do you reread the most?

Moddesser Elahi · Post by **Moddesser Elahi** » 09 Jan 2024, 10:56

I reread stories by the author "Ruskin Bond". I am in India.

Priya Mathew · Post by **Priya Mathew** » 10 Jan 2024, 00:31

Back in my school days, which was just in the early 90s (no Kindle era yet!), I had this collection of favourite books. They were my go-to reads, all dog-eared and loved. Among them were Heidi, Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and surprisingly, Moby Dick. Out of the three, I reckon I read Heidi the most.

Growing up in a coastal town, Heidi's story was my ultimate escape. It was like being transported to the Alps, tagging along with Heidi and her pals. The book allowed me to imagine a life so different from mine and experience it through Heidi's adventures.

Nowadays, I don't find myself revisiting books once I've finished them. It's more like I start a book, and then I need that extra push to get through it!

Kaitlin Bryant · Post by **Kaitlin Bryant** » 14 Jan 2024, 13:24

I would say the books I have read the most would be the entire Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. They immerse you into a whole epic fantasy. I even plan to re-read them again soon because I love all the characters so much, that I have to visit them again every once in a while.

akanni seun 486 · Post by **akanni seun 486** » 18 Jan 2024, 21:05

The three musketeers,I love the book fault,any chance I get to re-read,is like picking up a new book.Aramis is my star character in the book

revathy sw · Post by **revathy sw** » 26 Jan 2024, 15:20

It used to be the Harry Potter and Twilight series of books when I was in school. From college till now, S C Stephens' Thoughtless series has had a chokehold on me, and it probably will for a very long time. Jane Eyre is another favorite reread.

Alissa Nesson · Post by **Alissa Nesson** » 27 Jan 2024, 18:59

I love to reread my favorites. I’ve reread Harry Potter countless times, and my favorite Anne Rice books as well. The Desperate Duchesses series by Eloisa James is so much fun I reread that often too.

Rafael Lopez 5 · Post by **Rafael Lopez 5** » 15 Feb 2024, 17:26

Monster by walter dean Myers has been a book I can relate to so much . In the plot twist the message is clear life is full of decisions and consequences

Gene Gene · Post by **Gene Gene** » 15 Feb 2024, 17:34

Honestly, I'd prefer reading "the Topeka school". 😭All books can burn but not this one!

Gene Gene · Post by **Gene Gene** » 15 Feb 2024, 17:36

I can re-read it over and over

sometimes I even think I've mastered some of the chapters.
I can quote this one " my goal was to make the kid feel heard. I didn’t mind the cliché; in fact, I admired the phrase, its rightness of fit, a mixture of the somatic and semantic; maybe it explained the desire for heavy metal that registered as touch as much as sound"

Gene Gene · Post by **Gene Gene** » 15 Feb 2024, 18:17

I'd also recommend " Good Sexual Hygiene & Spiritual Attitude".
It's good book by Anthony Morris. It carries important moral values that are highly needed in our current generation.

Harshitha G B · Post by **Harshitha G B** » 19 Feb 2024, 15:02

I enjoy re-reading the books, which gives me comfort during that time. I made up a list on the book that is eligible to be re-read, which is bookmarks that are readable. Some are theme-based, which can be picked up based on mood. I'm a regular reader; at least I read a few pages daily to keep up with myself, so re-reading feels good, and my re-read books are Her Perfect, Unwanted Husband, and some goodly written romantic fiction. Now Fireproof Happiness is added due to its good quotes