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What book did you enjoy so much that you read it twice?

  1. Lady_E profile image76
    Lady_Eposted 7 years ago

    What book did you enjoy so much that you read it twice?

    What’s the Title and if possible – name of Author? Thanks

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    3 Finger Readerposted 7 years ago

    I've read a lot of my favorite books twice over! 

    Some of them are:
    Harry Potter (all 7 books)
    Time of the Twins, Test of the Twins and War of the Twins by Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman
    Valiant by Holly Black
    Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy

    To name a few!

  3. Bruno Sp profile image56
    Bruno Spposted 7 years ago

    Houellebecq: The Elementary Particles

    Sempe: Le Petit Nicolas

  4. Coach T profile image60
    Coach Tposted 7 years ago

    "Lord of the Rings" by Tolkien, "Out of the Ashes" by William H. Johnstone, King of Torts  by John Grisham.

  5. Deborah J. Myers profile image57
    Deborah J. Myersposted 7 years ago

    "Five People You Meet in Heaven" Mitch Albom

  6. SimeyC profile image97
    SimeyCposted 7 years ago

    Lord of the Rings, J R R Tolkien - read about 8 times!
    The Hobbit - J R R Tolkien - read about 4 times.

    I simply can't list all the books I've read twice - I used to read a book a day back when I were a young man - and while I waited for new books to come out I re-read most of them! So there's probably a thousand books I've read twice!!!

  7. Kexul profile image71
    Kexulposted 7 years ago

    The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

    The Wizard Heir by Cinda Williams Chima

  8. EarleRamage profile image57
    EarleRamageposted 7 years ago

    I have read so many books, twice thrice and probably even more. However those that left the most impression on me was Robert Kiyosaki's; Rich Dad Poor Dad, Deepak's; Quantum Healing: Exploring the Frontiers of Mind/Body Medicine and Jean D'Costa's; Escape To Last Man's Peak.

  9. Maria Cecilia profile image82
    Maria Ceciliaposted 7 years ago

    Harry Potter, 1-7, for me it's very entertaining

  10. rachellrobinson profile image80
    rachellrobinsonposted 7 years ago

    Charles Dickens Great Expectations, Herman Melville's Moby Dick, Richard Paul Evan's Timepiece, to name a few.

  11. Deni Edwards profile image84
    Deni Edwardsposted 7 years ago

    The Dark Tower series, books 1-7.  My favorite!

  12. motherbeastly profile image60
    motherbeastlyposted 7 years ago

    Lord of the Rings by J R Tolkein has to be one of my favourite books of all time.  I have read it at least 6 or 7 times (had to buy a new copy because my first one fell to pieces).  I found something new in it every time I read it.  Much loved.

    I want to add 'the Kite Runner' and 'the land of a thousand splendid suns' and all the Harry Potter books, The House with the Green Door - I think part of the Scots Quair by Lewis Grassick Gibbon.  Oh and --- and --- and ---- Loads more.  I am a wordaholic and have been known to read the back of a corn flakes packet if there is nothing else to read (does that count?)

  13. alinu profile image60
    alinuposted 7 years ago

    When I was very little: White Fang By Jack London, I also read all the Harry Potter Books in more than one language, if that counts as reading it more than twice. The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas and hmm, can't remember. It's been a long time since I had the time to read a book.

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    American Tigerposted 7 years ago

    How much space do I get, here? My list is HUGE.

    The first book I ever read and had to immediately re-read was "Armor" by John Steakly. I have of course read J.R.R.Tolkien's "The Hobbit" and the Rings Trilogy three times, at least. I'm easily on my 20th re-read of Dale Carnegie's "Win Friends and Influence People." I also like to re-read the current conservative standards like Michelle Malkin's "Unhinged" and "Culture of Corruption" as well as Jonah Goldberg's "Liberal Fascism" (which should be required reading in any American History class).

    I went through a period in my late teens when I read all of the John Norman "Gor" novels in print (17 books back then, now up to 27, I think) 3 or 4 times. David Weber and David Drake are my current fiction favorites. I've read Weber's 8 tome "Honor Herrington" series (which begins with "On Basilisk Station") twice, and I'm on my 12th re-read of his "In Fury Born."

    I'd better stop now, because I could go on like this for hours.

  15. miss_jkim profile image82
    miss_jkimposted 7 years ago

    Ok, I know I'm putting myself out there on this one, but I am going to confess this. . . I read the entire Twilight Series by Stephanie Meyer - twice.

    Please keep the laughter down a little. . .

  16. IsadoraPandora profile image82
    IsadoraPandoraposted 7 years ago

    The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver . One of the best books, ever. I have read it a lot more than two times though!

  17. Jay Louidor profile image60
    Jay Louidorposted 7 years ago

    A book I found myself reading over 10 times is Rich Dad Poor DAD by Robert Kiyosaki.

 
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