Books You Have Read More Than Once

All of my micro fiction and poetry books affect me that way. So far I can't think of anything longer that has done that.

I'm Lithuanian and we have this classic book - Forest Of The Gods.The movie is made too,but it's lame.
It's a memory book about man experiences in the concentration camp.It's full of sarcasm and satire about everyday life and violence there and it's amazing how a man living in this camp could write such things.I liked it because, unlike many this type books, this one took a satirical perspective of concentration camp and of all the horrible things happening there.There is one memorable part from the book,when on Christmas day,a Christmas tree was brought to the camp and chief of the camp decided to hang some people near it.And it is so nicely written how Christmas tree was standing and near it people hanging dead beautifully.It made me think how my life is good.Read it twice,will definitely read it again sometime.

We Called it Music: A Generation of Jazz. Written by Eddie Condon

I've read Perelandra 2 or 3 times. Ditto for The Screwtape Letters. I've read The Problem of Pain, Mere Christianity[/i] and The Abolition of Man and all of [u]The Chronicles of Narnia twice.

I've read Animal Farm something like 7 or 8 times, I think.

Brideshead Revisited and The Godfather - read many many times

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Most of the books in my collection are ones that i re-read over and over. These include:

*The Harry Potter series by J.K rowling
*Contest by Matthew Reiley
*I am The Messenger by Marcus Zusack
*The Tintin series
*Jurassic Park and The Lost World by Michael Crichton

I read books just like i watch a movie. I read the text and just see whats happening all in my imagination. I often tell friends that when i get home from Uni or something that i will be finishing watching my book. A good book can be better than a movie because when an author is writing a book they dont have to worry about how a scene will work or how much the wardrobe is going to cost. They just write their story

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I've read the original Adrian Mole books quite a few times.

The Godfather, Pappillon, Shantaram, Wanted: The Worlds Most Saught After Fugitives, Killing Pablo, Bin Laden : The Man Who Declared War On America, War In The Shadows, Shadow Warrior, MERC: American Soldiers Of Fortune, The Elite Forces Handbook Of Unarmed Combat, Far Behind Defensive Tactics, Endurance Techniques, The Art Of War -Sun Tsu, The Book Of Five Rings - Myamoto Musashi. Hagakure -The Book Of The Samurai, The Supreme Body Guard Manual, The Prince - Nicholo Machiavelli, The Borgias, The Encyclopedia Of Ssurvival Techniques, just to name a few, off the top of my head.

More than once?
War Of The Worlds
Lord Of The Rings and Hobbit
Winter Moon (Dean Koontz)
Jurassic Park

Most awesome book ever concieved: Rendezvous With Rama by Arthur C Clarke.

That's about it. Most I read once then leave forever to gather dust until they inevitably end up in a charity-shop.

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In Cold Blood by Truman Capote.

I haven't kept tabs on my reading but at least the following:

The Lord of the Rings, Hobbit, and Silmarillion by Tolkien
The Name of the Rose by Eco
2001, 2010, 2061, and 3001 by Clarke (possibly some other, too)
Mythago Wood by Holdstock
Books of Blood 1-3, and Hellbound Heart by Barker
Heart of Darkness by Conrad
Carrie and Pet Sematary by King (I know I started reading IT when I was a kid, but I don't remember if I finished it back then)

Also a large portion of works by Weird Tales writers Lovecraft and Howard (and a much smaller portion by Smith); and at least the first book of A Song of Ice and Fire by Martin (maybe even the first two, but weirdly enough, I bailed in the middle of book four and haven't started the 5th); some Elric books by Moorcock (I don't remember how many were translated to Finnish when I was a kid).

I'm probably forgetting something, but these are the first that come to mind.

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The first director I became really obsessed with. It's an all-around fascinating and funny read. I could read it another time.

I think I've reread Harry Potter and the first three Redwall books. I can't think of any others. I don't typically reread books vis it takes me forever to read it the first time.

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"Heartland" (Mort Sahl)
"Last Man Standing" (James Curtis)
"Cassavetes On Cassavetes" (Cassavetes, Carney)
"The Trials of Jimmy Hoffa: An Autobiography" (Hoffa)
"Jim Morrison: Friends Gathered Together" (Lisciandro)
"Love All the People: The Essential Bill Hicks" (Hicks)
"Songs My Mother Taught Me" (Brando)

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