[kwacka]

Again, Terry Pratchett, plus Catch-22 by Joseph Heller.

Lord of the Rings.
Foundation Trilogy.
Dune.
City.
Dhalgren.
Ringworld.
The Mote in God's Eye.
Runestaff and Elric series.
And the list goes on but on the whole I usually only read a book once.

Diet books.

Harry Potter. These books are a source of comfort to me and even though I started reading them when I was half my current age, they are so timeless that I never feel like I can't read them anymore at this point in my life.

I am constantly torn between wanting to revisit books I know are good and won't disappoint me and exploring new books because there are so many that I have yet to discover.

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'm the same way, Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time Series nearly broke my brain (and my wrists and my back carrying around all those big books) and I've just gotten the last book and am getting ready to tackle it AGAIN.

The Pern Books by Anne McAffery

I've read the Stand a bluejillion times

I've read Song of Ice and Fire about once a year since I discovered it when it first hit HBO (Why had no one pointed that one out to be before then?)

Patricia Briggs Mercy Thompson series.

The Hobbit and LOTR

There are a lot of series I've re-read repeatedly.

[Tidal]

C. J. Cherryh's Foreigner series… over and over and over again. And some of her other series.

I love the worlds and complex cultures Cherryh builds and keep wanting to go back to visit my old friends again.

[readtome]

Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon

Shadowlands series by Cherise Sinclair
Bastion Club & Cynster series by Stephanie Laurens

Shades of Grey 1-3 by E. L. James
Harry Potter 1-7 by J.K. Rowling
Narnia Series by C.S. Lewis
Septimus Heap by Angie Sage

[terapuzzle]

War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy. I will describe it as the Martin's Ice and Fire series set in the nineteenth century Russia.

I find myself re-reading the Harry Potter series time and time again and it never gets old.

Harry Potter series
The Longsword chronicles

These two are the only series that I have read more than once, which I never do. So yes, they are worth reading for me.

List that i have read more then twice.

David Weber's Honor harrington series.. 5+ times Actually just got done rereading this series again last week

John ringo Just about all of his books (multiple series.)

Terry goodkind Sword of truth series. 3+ times

Tom Clancy's Jack ryan series 2-3 times.

Robert Jordan's Wheel of time series 2+ times

Arthur C. Clarke's books.. +++

Orson Scott Card books.. +++

Robert A. Heinlein .. +++++++

etc etc etc etc etc..

[ronjames]

All of michel houellebecq's books. he's the writer of our times IMO

Angelfall by Susan Ee
Captive series by Erica Stevens