Way of the Peaceful Warrior
Gone with the Wind
Little Birds
Catch 22
I love this thread! Thank you for reminding me -which bloody preposition is right now- of Kings Last Stand and suggesting new stuff.
My favourites are
Lionel Shriver' s We need to talk about Kevin (But don't you try and watch the movie
Nick Hornby's How to be good
To Kill a Mockingbird (
A Time to Kill (Grisham)
My favourites are
Lionel Shriver' s We need to talk about Kevin (But don't you try and watch the movie
Nick Hornby's How to be good
To Kill a Mockingbird (
A Time to Kill (Grisham)
I love reading books again, and the list of books that I've read more than once is probably enormous, but I do reread Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Peter Pan every year, and I feel that Sherwood Smith's Inda series is probably also going to be reread on a regular basis
If I like a book (or series) I read it over and over, particularly if a new book in a series comes out. I usually read the older books in the series in that case.
I can read pretty fast, I hadn't read anything this year until the beginning of this month, but since the start of the month I've read the Garret P.I. series by Glen Cook (14 books,) the Myth series by Robert Asprin and (later) Jody Lynn Nye (20 books) and two others, for a total of 36 books. Looking at my lists, I read 68 books in one month, and 175 total for that year (through June.) For whatever reason, I didn't read anything the rest of the year, after June. Maybe I switched to movies, video games, or something else.
I can read pretty fast, I hadn't read anything this year until the beginning of this month, but since the start of the month I've read the Garret P.I. series by Glen Cook (14 books,) the Myth series by Robert Asprin and (later) Jody Lynn Nye (20 books) and two others, for a total of 36 books. Looking at my lists, I read 68 books in one month, and 175 total for that year (through June.) For whatever reason, I didn't read anything the rest of the year, after June. Maybe I switched to movies, video games, or something else.
I've re-read "The Stand" at least 4 times, but the big one for me is "The Lord of the Rings" - I read roughly annually, and have since high school well over 20 years ago. Anyone who considers themselves a reader and who has the slightest tolerance for fantasy as a genre needs to read it at least once - the movies were lovely, but they don't do it justice.
I also tend to re-read the discworld books - they're pretty light fare for the most part, but grand fun.
I also tend to re-read the discworld books - they're pretty light fare for the most part, but grand fun.
I re-read lots of times the Famous Five series by Enid Blyton when I was a teenager. As an adult, I have re-read the works of Arturo Pérez Reverte, Antonio Muñoz Molina or Mario Vargas Llosa.