Books you can read over and over

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

My list

A Clockwork Orange
The Catcher in The Rye
The Diary of Anne Frank
The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe
All the Winnie the Pooh books
and all books by Margaret Atwood

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[Arienette]

the short list:

ordinary people
going down
catcher in the rye
streetcar named desire
our town
one flew over the cuckoos nest
praise
neuromancer
a separate peace
my date with satan


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the moon it leaves silver but never sleep
and then the silver turns to grey
oh, stay with me, arienette, until the wolves are away

[Tazz]

The Hot Zone

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"Huck Finn" and "All Quiet on the Western Front"

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[sourkitty]

The best 2 books i have ever read was
"go ask alice"
and
"a density of souls" by christopher rice...its a new book...a must read!!!!

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[Fallon]

What the hell is a book?

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[jamesdiggy]

In Cold Blood - I keep hoping the Clutter family is going to make it.

Cake or Death? Uh, I'll have the cake please.

[Captain Rooster]

The Stand
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Hobbit
Of Mice and Men

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[Tenbatsuzen]

Homicide: A Year On The Killing Streets.


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[Se7en]

As a rule, I usually don't reread books that I've already finished.

The only exceptions are the books by the following authors:

Alex Garland
Harlan Ellison
Chuck Palahniuk
J.R.R. Tolkien
Neil Gaiman

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[Zipgun]

Books I can, or have read repeatedly.

Siddharta
Catcher in the Rye (currently re-reading again)
The Stranger
A Clockwork Orange
The Outsiders

I'm sure there's a few I forgot. I also have a bad habit of not finishing books. I'll get 3/4 of the way through, and lose interest or get interrupted and never finish. Last book I was almost finished with was "Skinny Legs And All" by Tom Robbins. I was really enjoying it too. I'll get back to it eventually.


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[IkeaBoy]

The Trial
Neitzche (anything)
Americna Psycho (re-reading it now)

[/quote]
"My review of 2001 the year is the same as my review of 2001: A Space Odyssey- overlong, hard to follow, and only enjoyable if you're really really stoned." - Lewis Black
"a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic"- joseph stalin

[The Blowhard]

"The Books Of Blood": Clive Barker
"Women": Charles Bukowski
Anything by Poe.
The Bible.(especially Proverbs)
The TV Guide Fall Preview Issue.

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[DarkHippie]

rule of the bone- russell banks
bastard out of carolina- dorothy allison
anything by r. a. salvatore
the maltese falcon- dashiel hammet
fried green tomatoes at the whistlestop cafe- fanny flagg
the time of man- elizabeth maddox roberts


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[Dan]

ANYTHING by Kurt Vonnegut
Catch-22
A Farewell to Arms
The Sun Also Rises (so much better when you realize what's really going on)


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[nickeye]

<u>Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance</u> is definitely a rereader. And <u>A Prayer for Owen Meany</u>. Weird; they both make me cry.

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[JerseyRich]

The Stranger...
The Giving Tree...
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[EQ]

'Barrel Fever',
'Naked', both by David Sedaris. (all of his books are great)


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[IkeaBoy]

i'm disappointed in myself that I left out The Stranger as the main character in that book is one of my favorites in litearture.



[/quote]
"My review of 2001 the year is the same as my review of 2001: A Space Odyssey- overlong, hard to follow, and only enjoyable if you're really really stoned." - Lewis Black
"a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic"- joseph stalin

[furie]

"To Serve Man"
I love the recipes



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[Dirtybird11]

Brave New World -Aldus Huxley
Blow- Bruce Porter


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[GvacNoMore]

Farenheit 451
Tao Te Ching
Tortilla Flats


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[Tall_James]

Breakfast of Champions
Every Other Book by Kurt Vonnegut
Hitchhikers Guide to the Universe
The Stand
The Dark Tower Trilogy
Confederacy of Dunces


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[zathrus]

the hobbit


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[nycenice]

i loved black hawk down when it came out and have since read it 5 times imagination is better than the movies and the best book i ever read was bearand the dragon by tom clancy

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[Doogie]

The Heir to the Empire Trilogy...
Jurrasic Park, Lost World duology...
What If??- a collection of historical scenarios that could have happened...
Star by Star by Troy Denning
Micheal Stakpole books...
Samuel Elliot Morrison novels...

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[FUNKMAN]

George The Ghost

That's about it...

I have this "narrow" view about reading books. I consider my time precious and I do not want to use much of it with reading about what somebody else was interested in and wrote about...

I get more pleasure from Music and just about have enough time for that...

I read "For Whom The Bell Tolls, and The Grapes Of Wrath" and enjoyed them very much, but have not read one since

Posts are cool, quick and interesting...





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[furie]

Dune



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[CovDiesel]

The Kid who only hit homers.

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[sketchy]

naked lunch or anything by burroughs
catcher in the rye
american pyscho
one hundred years of solitude
on the road
zen and the art of motorcycle maintainance
glamorama
the warhol diaries

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[IkeaBoy]

1984

[/quote]
"My review of 2001 the year is the same as my review of 2001: A Space Odyssey- overlong, hard to follow, and only enjoyable if you're really really stoned." - Lewis Black
"a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic"- joseph stalin

[brodieman]

1984
Blade Runner (aka:Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep)
Blade Runner 2: the edge of human
Silence of the Lambs
Hannibal
anything by Anne Rice
almost anything by Stephen King
American Psycho
Annie on my mind (nothing like teen lesbians;)
and the 2001 through 3001 seriesof books by Arthur C. Clark

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We are the seeds of legend
Our true origins are unknown
We simply are

[ag]

ordinary people
THE BEST NOVEL I WAS EVER FORCED TO READ IN HS

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[CYYYFYYY]

The Catcher in The Rye
P.S Your cat is Dead (Alot
like the catcher and the tye
but BETTER!!!!


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[Supervixen]

animal farm
charlottes web
the picture of dorian grey

i found catch22 to be monotonous and boring and i kept hoping yoassarian would have just effed that chic to make the book more interesting.
.......




*Baby Anna*
......continue to shine......

[radio junkie]

A Confederacy of Dunces. Makes me laugh every time.

The only time I have a drinking problem is when I don't have a drink

[CovDiesel]

You seriously could read Tuesdays With Morrie over and over again.. it's a damn fine book that teaches some quality lessons about life.

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[Freebird]

Definitely the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings trilogy
A.A.Milne's Winne the Pooh books
Siddhartha
Lords of Light

And it may not entirely be reading but ANY and ALL Calvin and Hobbes




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