Favorite books you can read again and again?

[sisbarn70]

I'm always looking for new books to read but when nothing new piques my interest I have some old favs to fall back on. Here's a few of my favorites: The Fourth Bear, Jasper Fforde; Dead Beat, Jim Butcher; The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency, Alexander McCall Smith; The Last Dickens, Matthew Pearl; Plum Spooky, Janet Evanovich...now what are yours?

 

[keith99]

The Lord of the Rings - Tolkein

About half of what Heinlein wrote. Under some circumstances 'Glory Road' is rather appropriate, particularly when reading before going to sleep.

 

[markdeleon]

I would recommend you this book:
"ENCOUNTER WITH JESUS CHRIST : End of Time Warnings" By Regina Clarinda.

A friend recommended it to me and I found it very inspiring and life-changing. I LOVED IT!
You can download the book it for free on Smashwords.com or barnesandnoble.com .

It's totally free and very easy to read. I finished it in 3 hours.

 

[country woman]

The Bible, Gone With the Wind , Little House on the Prairie

 

[WirSindBettler]

The Lord of the Rings - Tolkien

The Great Divorce - Lewis

The Wind in the Willows - Grahame

Dracula - Stoker

Pretty much anything by Lovecraft.

 

[The-Doctor]

1984 by George Orwell

 

[SinnerInTheHands]

Both The Lord of the Rings and The Wind in the Willows would definitely make my list as well.

I'd probably add in The Martian Chronicles, The Time Machine, and Salem's Lot.

 

[SquigglyDuck]

Harry Potter - love those books!

 

[Jehane]

Geraldine Brooks ~ Year of Wonders
Margaret Attwood~ The Handmaid's Tale
Anything at all by Rumer Godden

 

[Soma Seer]

The Mothman Prophecies

 

[Luna Meyer]

Harry Potter, Cloud Atlas, As You Are, Ruby Red, His Dark Materials, The Mortal Instruments

 

[Butterfly99]

The Giver, Hunger Games, Divergent trilogy. I don't like reading that much tbh but I like those a lot.

 

[Mary of Bethany]

Lord of the Rings - Tolkien
Harry Potter - Rowling
The Great Divorce - Lewis
anything by Jane Austen

actually I'll reread just about any book that I enjoyed the first time.

Mary

 

[Soma Seer]

...I'll reread just about any book that I enjoyed the first time.

^^^Yeah, that!

 

[farout]

I'm always looking for new books to read but when nothing new piques my interest I have some old favs to fall back on. Here's a few of my favorites: The Fourth Bear, Jasper Fforde; Dead Beat, Jim Butcher; The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency, Alexander McCall Smith; The Last Dickens, Matthew Pearl; Plum Spooky, Janet Evanovich...now what are yours?

My Favorite is the Holman Christian Standard Bible and another book I have read several times is THE MEANING OF THE MILLENNIUN A EDITED BY Robert g. Clouse. A SHEPHERD LOOKS AT PSALM 23 by Phillip Keller. FOXE"S BOOK OF MARTYRS by John Foxe, 1516-1587 (this is a book to be read at short small intervals)

 

[NWOWolfpac]

I'm always looking for new books to read but when nothing new piques my interest I have some old favs to fall back on. Here's a few of my favorites: The Fourth Bear, Jasper Fforde; Dead Beat, Jim Butcher; The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency, Alexander McCall Smith; The Last Dickens, Matthew Pearl; Plum Spooky, Janet Evanovich...now what are yours?

Tarzan: The Ape Man.

 

[sisbarn70]

Haven't read Tarzan will have to add to my list

 

[imstillstanding]

Welcome to the World, Baby Girl and Standing in the Rainbow by Fannie Flagg. Over and over.

 

[NWOWolfpac]

Haven't read Tarzan will have to add to my list

Yeah, I've read the first two. Tarzan: Lord of the Apes (I think it's called) is something every kid should read. It's that good in my opinion. I reread it every five or six years.

 

[Bananagator]

The Giver by Lois Lowry. I read it for the first time in jr. high for English class and I've loved it ever since.