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The Emerald Atlas by John Stephens

Without a doubt that would be The Hobbit and Watership Down.

Most definitely Perfume: The Story of a Murderer I love this book and even the movie in my opinion did it justice. Although I have never read a book twice time as there isn't enough time in a persons average life for me to read all the books I would like to read once let alone twice. I may actually come back to this one. It stuck with me for a long time after I finished it.

Robbie, I agree that Suskind's "Perfume..." is a stunningly-good read. It's on my GOODREADS' list of the Best Books Ever... It's stayed with me as well.

Mine is The Host. I've read it more times than I've read any other book. I also live close to where the book takes places which adds a little extra interest for me.

The Magus. I've read it 3 times, it brings me to a special place each time.

Little Women, Jane Eyre, and Anne of Green Gables :)

"Beat to Quarters", one of the Hornblower series. I have my dad's copy that he carried through the Pacific War. It has three of the novels in one book, so I hit "Ship of the Line" and "Flying Colours", too. I re-read Conrads's "Youth" & "Typhoon" every so often, too.

Great Expectations Charles Dickens

I repeatedly read Harry Potter and the Socerer's Stone. I love that book soooo much. I also repeatedly read the others too.

Mine would be all of the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. I have read my copies to shreds and I read them as often as I can!

I've read The Lord of the Rings 14 times since I discovered it when I was in middle-school during the late 1970s.

Pride & Prejudice.....read that about 6 times when I was 18 and Tropical Storm by Melissa Good, I've read it about 4 times so far .... It's Pride & Prejudice for girls essentially and it never loses its appeal for me.

ASOIAF series by George R. R. Martin
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
Lord of the Flies by William Golding

As a kid I kept reading robinson crusoe and the invisible man (h.g. wells of course) over and over

Lord of the rings! All of them!!!

LIFE EXPECTANCY by Dean Koontz.
An impressive, unique, and unexpected mixture of horror and outrageous scenarios that had me alternately busting up with laughter, or gnawing on on my nails! A really FUN reading experience. I could read this novel a zillion time and never tire of it!

"Robinson Crusoe" I think I have read the book at least 5 times while I was between 8 and 11 years old. Maybe I should read it once again in the near future!

Moonheart by Charles de Lint followed closely by the LotR by JRR Tolkien.

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch

Crowley's houseplants make me laugh so hard.

Robinson Crusoe is also one of my favorites as well. I also love The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. So many wonderful books.

I would have to say the very hungry catapiller,clasic well illustrated, easy to read.the book has so much to give and it gets better every time I read it

LotR

Filth by Irvine Welsh is the only book i can recall having re-read as an adult.
But my favourite book of all is Dracula - i would definitely like to re-read it at some point.

The First Law Trilogy, by Joe Abercrombie.
Read them 3 times already.
I absolutely love the anti-heroes.

Marina wrote: ""

Great choice!!

I've read the Harry potter series 3 times... And I've read Blackout 3 times, and I've read The Martian 2 times...

I re-read Dies the Fire by S.M. Stirling often.

The Space Viking by H. Beam Piper is my other favorite. Perfect for a rainy day at home.

Insomnia by Stephen King, which caused me insomnia by the way.
I stayed up late for a couple of nights until I finished the book.

I have two books that I end up re-reading most years. 1984 and Rendevous with Rama. Very different, but love them both.

Of mice and men, Steinbeck
THe old man and the sea, Hemingway
The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien
Harry Potter and the deathly hallows, Rowling

I have quite a few re-read favorites. To name a few...

Harry Potter series
A Confederacy of Dunces (always makes me laugh)
the Mapp and Lucia books by E.F. Benson (also funny)
Jane Eyre
and the Laura Ingalls books, which I always seem to pick up when visiting my parents. Perhaps retreating back into childhood days :)

Lensman series, Doc Smith
Long Earth, Pratchet
Foundation series, Asimov

The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough
Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier
The Shining by Stephen King

I've read them many times. RIP Ms McCullough and MS DuMaurier.

The entire Sevenwaters series by Juliet Marillier, or of course any of the Harry Potter books.

Oh, I love The Stand by Stephen King. I love to read it if I am at home sick.

The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings (annual re-read)
The Book of Atrix Wolfe Patricia A. McKillip
Neverwhere Neil Gaiman
The Legend of Holly Claus (every Christmas!)

Maluhia wrote: "The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings (annual re-read)
The Book of Atrix Wolfe Patricia A. McKillip
Neverwhere Neil Gaiman
The Legend of Holly Claus (every Christmas!)"

Anything by McKillip is worth re-reading, multiple times!

oh my, the list is endless, but probably most of Robert Heinlein. Stranger in a strange land. LOTR, watershipdown, the wizard of earthsea trilogy by ursula le guin... too many

Andy wrote: "Ursla K. Le Guin "A Wizard of Earthsea", and the rest of the trilogy of course"

my goodness, changed my life back in the day... I thought I was Ged...LOL

Ruth wrote: "Tom wrote: "I am starting to lose track of how many times I've read Bill Bryson's "A Walk in the Woods"."

I loved that book. I just found my copy when I was looking for Christmas decorations. I ma..."

any of Bill Bryson's...

the Night Angel Trilogy

stranger in a strange land

Neuromancer by William Gibson.

Then There Were None

Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey.

Andy wrote: "I love Dune. Every few years I get a hankering for Arrakis and a ride on a sand worm."

If you're interested, the Folio Society have recently released a beautiful (if pricey) copy of Dune with a limited edition poster, fully illustrated.

Hobbit/Lord of the rings once every couple of years
Raymond E. Feist All of the Midkemia novels about once a year.
and currently I have re-read everything Brandon Sanderson has written more than once and will continue to do so.

P G Wodehouse and Blandings without a doubt

Foundation Series of Asimov - for easy reading

Lord of the Rings

Dune Series - Hubert

Ray Bradbury for chills anytime

R.K. Narayan for Indian nostalgia