Just curious.... and was wondering what is your favor book that you enjoy reading over and over? The memorable book that when you come across it, you just need to pick it back up and read it again...

My all time book like that is:
Hawk of May by gillian Bradshaw, enjoy the whole series, but this one grab my attention and I read it over and over....

Love hear you all about yours...





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I would have to say flowers in the attic trilogy (VC Andrews), Harry Potter Set, StarDust (Neil Gaimen - i read it alexkidd!!) Dark Arts Material by philip pullman (golden compass, subtle knife, amber spyglass)




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Not long ago I re-read Stephen King's The Stand. I had read it a life time ago and loved it, but after so many years found I had lost all of the details. I loved it just as much in the re-read. Guess I'm a sucker for the ultime fight between good and evil.

Most things by Kerouac are good for a re-read too. There are certain passages that just slam me.


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Steven kings Misery Is really good I love all steven king novels and Lisa Bright and dark Its by john neufeild Its an old book from like 1973


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When I was in high school I used to read David Morrell's Assumed Identity at least twice a year. I loved it!

I don't really have any books like that at the moment.

FairTax and Somebody's Gotta Say It by Neal Boortz.

Until I get Ann's new book.


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i have a few. Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice, The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, and The Prince of Tides by Pat Conroy are some that spring to mind. pretty eclectic selections i know...but i like to read different things for different moods.

i rarely read books more than once,
i've enough to read without going over them

eh..there's been a few though.

The Antipope by Robert Rankin, the only book thats ever made me burst out laughing.

Franny and Zooey by J.D. Salinger, it has a really interesting philosophy to it that i enjoyed reading over.

Jaws i luv that book