Which Books Do You Keep Rereading?
 

The books I keep rereading because I always pick up new things and they make me feel good are...
Neuromancer - William Gibson
A amazingly cool book, every paragraph is designed to be cool, I read it every now and again so I can get a clearer picture of what happened
The Hitch-Hikers Guide To The Galaxy - Douglas Adam
I love this book, even though I know what's going to happen it will still make me laugh out loud on a bus or in the toilet
The Talisman - Stephen King and Peter Straub
A great story which should be made into a film and then universally panned for not being as good as the book
Good Omen - Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
A very funny book which still makes you chuckle no matter how many times you read it. A must for comedy book readers.

I have plenty more, Kafka - the castle, The devine comedy and so on but I've gotta go soon...
how about you?

I can read Orwells- Down and out in Paris and London over and over love it

Harry Potter series-J.K Rowling
Sisterhood of Travelling Pants Series-Ann Brashares
Princess Diaries series-Meg Cabot
The Guy Next Door-Meg Cabot
A Hopeless Romantic-Harriet Evans
All of Sophie Kinsella's books
My Take-Gary Barlow
The Time Traveler's Wife-Audrey Nifebnagur(something or other) which I havn't reread yet as I only just read it for the first time but I plan to reread it!

Angus Thongs and Perfect Snogging series - Louise Rennisson - make me laugh every time
P.S I love you - Cecila Ahern - I only got it the other week but I love it SO much
Ways to Live Forever - Can't remember the author, but its really sad :sad:
The Boy In Stripped Pjamas - John Boyle - While sad
Sold - Can't remember the author
Chinease Cinderella - Adeline Yen Mah
Top of my head

Vampyrica and The Infernal!

The Beano Annual. :cat:

[rquote=2537565&tid=146124&author=30stone]The Beano Annual. :cat:[/rquote]

Which one? they have been published since 1939.

Mine would be...

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - Ken Kesey
Off The Road - Carolyn Cassady (a book about the life behind the people involved in Jack Kerouacs book 'on the road'
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test - Tom Wolfe
Diary - Chuck Palahnuik
Glue - Irvine Welsh (have read most of his repeatedly)

The Harry Potter books, especially The Half Blood Prince, my personal favourite.
LOTR trilogy.
The Twilight series.

There are more but those come to mind first.

[rquote=2537804&tid=146124&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2537565&tid=146124&author=30stone]The Beano Annual. :cat:[/rquote]

Which one? they have been published since 1939.

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All since 1997.

:thumbs:

Twilight...all of them except the second, which I think is quite crap.

The last few books of harry potter.

Secret diary of a call girl.

Bridget Jones' Diary :blush2:

Oh and I forgot the most obvious one - Junky by William S Burroughs - although I don't reread it as such, I have a copy of the audio book read by Burroughs and his voice is perfect for the book. That should still count though.

I have all of Jeremy Clarkson's books.

They are basically all of his columns from the Sunday Times put into one book.

They are absolutely hilarious and everything he writes is SO true.

http://img.tesco.com/pi/Books/L/91/9780141017891.jpg

Also, I re-read Russel Brand's "My Booky Wook" a lot.

[rquote=2537826&tid=146124&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Mine would be...

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - Ken Kesey
Off The Road - Carolyn Cassady (a book about the life behind the people involved in Jack Kerouacs book 'on the road'
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test - Tom Wolfe
Diary - Chuck Palahnuik
Glue - Irvine Welsh (have read most of his repeatedly)

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seeing as you've grabbed all the beat books I'll add zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance but not fear and loathing as it's too commercial now.
also last exit to brooklyn as an amazing book

Marley and Me. I cry so much every time. It's quite embarrasing. The first time I read it I was sobbing. :shocked:

[rquote=2544371&tid=146124&author=LewisLeona]Marley and Me. I cry so much every time. It's quite embarrasing. The first time I read it I was sobbing. :shocked:[/rquote]

:laugh3::bored:

I don't read books.

[rquote=2545176&tid=146124&author=eye sea]I don't read books.[/rquote]
you must be sooo busy. Having to reply to all the thread topics that you DON'T have an interest in. lol

[rquote=2545184&tid=146124&author=ange7][rquote=2545176&tid=146124&author=eye sea]I don't read books.[/rquote]
you must be sooo busy. Having to reply to all the thread topics that you DON'T have an interest in. lol[/rquote]

LMAO! :laugh3:

[rquote=2544263&tid=146124&author=hennessy][rquote=2537826&tid=146124&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Mine would be...

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - Ken Kesey
Off The Road - Carolyn Cassady (a book about the life behind the people involved in Jack Kerouacs book 'on the road'
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test - Tom Wolfe
Diary - Chuck Palahnuik
Glue - Irvine Welsh (have read most of his repeatedly)

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seeing as you've grabbed all the beat books I'll add zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance but not fear and loathing as it's too commercial now.
also last exit to brooklyn as an amazing book[/rquote]

Are you a beat generation fan then? Any particular writers?

I am a man that is obsessed with Neal Cassady.

I know what you are saying about Fear and Loathing (have you noticed a new member called Dr Gonzo?) but Hunters best book will always be Hells Angels.

I would re-read it, but like so many of my good books I force them upon people and then rarely get them back (but then I seem to have loads of other peoples books).

The Twilight series [been a fan since February 08]
Gossip Girl series
Sophie Kinsella's books

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and The Rum Diary by Hunter s. Thompson. Also, Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk.

Great books, give em a go.

The Twilight Saga
Gossip Girl/It Girl series
The Time Traveller's Wife

off the top of my head, there's probably a few more.

I love 'The Secret Diary of Aidrian Mole' all of them, they crack me up every time!