Harry Potter. Then again, I only did that when I was little. Now I tend to move onto new books instead of re-reading others. I'm having five for Christmas, and I'm reading one now, so I'm well entertained with literature now. ^_^
Star Wars Legacy Of The Force: Star By StarDarth-Caedus
I've read that book like 5 times. It was always just there so when I couldn't find anything else to read I'd just pick it up again. Also any Terry Pratchett book is worth rereading.
A book called Daemonworld, by Ben Counter. One of those books where you learn something new everytime you read it (or maybe that's just cause I get lazy and miss out large paragraphs :roll: )
I read "Ender's Game" like 3 times. The second two weren't that great but "Ender's Shadow" was great. They just released "Ender in Exile" like 4 weeks ago. I just bought and finished Artie Lange's book "To Fat To Fish"
Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand.
Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand.Sajedene
I was helping the school librarian shelve some newly ordered books a few days before school ended, and I saw a copy of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. I was tempted to take out the copy, but didn't. I assume it would be worth the effort then? :P
[QUOTE="Sajedene"]Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand.super_mario_128
I was helping the school librarian shelve some newly ordered books a few days before school ended, and I saw a copy of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. I was tempted to take out the copy, but didn't. I assume it would be worth the effort then? :P It is. It's a classic. Timeless. As a kid, I enjoyed it for its fantasy. As an adult, it is littered with double meanings-- its a druggie book, a political book, a philosophical book, a life book -- its a trip! (pun intended!)
[QUOTE="Sajedene"]Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand. Isn't Dante's Inferno going to be a video game? :|
[QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="Sajedene"]Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand. Isn't Dante's Inferno going to be a video game? :| Yeah. And some movie based on it set in Vegas (last time I checked anyway)
[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="Sajedene"]Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand. Isn't Dante's Inferno going to be a video game? :| Yeah. And some movie based on it set in Vegas (last time I checked anyway) Interesting. Who is it by again, I might go check it out.
[QUOTE="Sajedene"]Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand. Dante's Inferno? What do you find interesting about that? No offense but I found it pretty boring Anyway I guess I'd have to say the inheritance series or maybe harry potter
[QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="MrLions"] Isn't Dante's Inferno going to be a video game? :| Yeah. And some movie based on it set in Vegas (last time I checked anyway) Interesting. Who is it by again, I might go check it out. Dante Alighieri -- might as well check out all 3 (Divine Comedy [Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso]) but Inferno is the best one imo.
[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] Yeah. And some movie based on it set in Vegas (last time I checked anyway) Interesting. Who is it by again, I might go check it out. Dante Alighieri -- might as well check out all 3 (Divine Comedy [Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso]) but Inferno is the best one imo. Thank you. :P Would have googled it but for some reason if I try to use a search engine it takes like an hour for a page to pop up. I'll check them out next time I go to Barns and Noble. :D
[QUOTE="vkr171"][QUOTE="Sajedene"]Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll and Dante's Inferno Those are the only two books I have re-read more than I can count with my hand. Dante's Inferno? What do you find interesting about that? No offense but I found it pretty boring Anyway I guess I'd have to say the inheritance series or maybe harry potter It caters to a certain type of reader. (obviously) Especially if you understood the history and the people involved in it. And its about hell. What's could I not find interesting in it?
The Twilight series is the only series that i have been able to read multiple times. Twilight i have read 7 times and Eclipse i have read 4 times..the others i have only read once.
The Twilight series is the only series that i have been able to read multiple times. Twilight i have read 7 times and Eclipse i have read 4 times..the others i have only read once.hoola
>_______________________________________________________> bad place to say that :lol:
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