Books you can read over and over again?

[Uma]

A little different from all the suggestions so far but.... 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - by Stephen Covey.

Terrible title but life-changing book.
When I read this book, I feel like I am getting invaluable advice from the easiest person to listen to.

[Rebel_Minx]

So, I love any and all books by Jackie Collins! I haven't read them all yet! But, I have read Lovers & Players numerous times. It is such a juicy book. The writing is amazing and makes you forget about the real world. You literally see what she is writing and lose all track of real life. Each book has the same characters that are rich and famous and all of their drama.

Has anyone read anything by Jackie Collins?

[Politoed]

Call the midwife books, that inspired the show Call the midwife lol. I'm actually addicted to the show as well!

[♥ Cerberus ♥]

I loved a lot of books I read in high school and throughout college haha.

Warrior Cats (comfort since elementary lmao)
Sex is as Sex does (VERY fitting for Pride Month, IT IS VERY GOOD)
1984

[hellraid]

I'm probably pissing everyone off right now. But I actually only read a couple of books. And I only reread one of them. It was Chamber of Secrets. Please dont hate me. I just had to post it xD

[Rebel_Minx]

I'm probably pissing everyone off right now. But I actually only read a couple of books. And I only reread one of them. It was Chamber of Secrets. Please dont hate me. I just had to post it xD

I personally have never read those books, so I think more people are gonna hate on me more than you! I watch the movies though. I own all the books on my Kindle. I just don't read them. So weird, I know!

[hellraid]

I personally have never read those books, so I think more people are gonna hate on me more than you! I watch the movies though. I own all the books on my Kindle. I just don't read them. So weird, I know!

Yoo, I love the movies. I think people going to hate me for the same reason lmao.I've seen the movies to many times. Love them by the way. But yeah I've only read one book lets goo

[♥ Shinx ♥]

Eragon series or The Rangers Apprentice
My favourites of all time

[gilly777]

A book series I absolutely love and no one I know has read is the Lymond Chronicles by Dorothy Dunnett. That woman is the best historical writer I ever encountered.
If you love historical novels, and especially if you loved the Book Serie Outlander, this are made for you.

Series I still read and love as an adult include:
- The Queen's thief serie (6 books + novellas) by Megan Whalen Turner, perfect for fantasy lovers, and people who love stories with inspirations from Greek mythology
- The Farseer Trilogy and the Tawny Man Trilogy (Realm of the Elderling Series) by Robin Hobb
- The Outlander Series (9 books so far) by Diana Gabaldon
- The King Must Die and the Bull From the See, by Mary Renaut (two novels about Theseus, inspired from greek mythology)
- The Dark Tower (8 books) by Stephen King
- The Stormlight Archives (4 books so far, 10 planed) by Brandon Sanderson (and everything else he writes basically, the man is a genius)
- The Penric and desdemona series (11 Books, most of them novellas) by ois MacMaster Bujold
- The Murderbot Chronicles (7 books so far, at least 2 more planed) by Martha Wells
- Everything Neil Gaiman writes

[wildgoat]

I just finished the Farseer Trilogy, I absolutely loved it!! I can't imagine rereading it any time soon though, it ripped my heart to shreds LOL
Any particular Gaiman books you recommend? I've been wanting to try out his stuff but keep putting it off >.<