which book have you read more than twice ?

Those books by Mitch Albom - "tuesdays with morrie", "the five people you meet in heaven", and "for one more day". Also og mandino's "the greatest salesman in the world" and scott peck's "the road less travelled". For fiction, i don't normally read them more than 2 times.

I have read and re-read the Harry Potter series too many times to count. Although, each time I read Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince I still cry. I thought it would change, but it's like loosing that character over and over, only to re-read the series and have him return. I can't wait for the last one to come out, then my collection will be complete. And I will probably read them a few hundred times more until I perish. I have also read and re-read The Hobbit because I love that book so much. I would probably re-read the Anne Rice Mayfair Witches books. Those were really good also.

Books i read more then once: A Walk to Remember & The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks-vey good book,touching and bitter sweet Eleven Minutes by Paulo Coelho-sexy,provocative and read like poetry Joy Luck Club by AMy Tan-love this books coz its talks about the relationship of women:motehrs,daughter.lover,friends etc... The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown-loved the book than the movie

Actually there are several books I've read more then twice. The Deed of Paksenerrion by Elizabeth Moon is one. THe whole series of the Incarnations of Immortality by Piers Anthony is another. I read many books over and over again. For me it's like visiting a good friend.

wow 50 times? Eric segal must be thanking you.He would be worshiping you if we were allowed to read a book we bought only once,lol coz you'd have to buy it 50 times then;-)Yes,I have read several books that I can't stop getting back to.'If tomorrow comes' and 'The master of the game' are just two of them.The author of both books is Sidney Sheldon.His other books are not as good but there are a few more I like reading more than once.

Most of the book I love have been mentioned already..."Phantom of the Opera", "To Kill a Mockingbird", and the Harry Potter stories. Others not mentioned are "Where the Red Fern Grows", The Mitford series of books by Jan Karon, and the Miss Julia books by Ann B. Ross. I also loved "Around the World in 80 Days" by Jules Verne. I'm waiting for my children to be old enough for me to read this one to them in the car.

I've read "Jane Eyre" 4 times, "things Fall Apart" 3 times, "Night" like 3 times. I enjoy the classic novels and I read them over and over and get excited when i get a new one.

I've read Dune and Dune Messiah multiple times. I have tried to read Children of Dune several times too, but have never been able to get interested in it. Usually when I make another attempt, I start from the beginning to get reacquainted with the story. Maybe if I just start with the third book I'll be able to get through it! I've also read Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit more times than I can remember!

Wow. I couldn't even begin to list them all. I'm constantly rereading all the books on my shelves by series or author. I've got most of the Stephen King and Dean Koontz books. I've got the Earth Children by Jean Auel series. I've got alot of the Wheel of Time Series by Robert Jordan. I've got quite a few in the series' by Faye Kellerman, Jonathan Kellerman and Patricia Cornwall. I've got all the Harry Potters except the 7th but that's on order already :) and the first one which I lent out and never got back. I've got the entire lord of the rings series. Ummm.. and many many more books :) Oh yeah, Diana Gabaldon's series which is just fabulous.

There are so many books that I've read over and over that I don't know where to start. The Outsiders by S.E.Hinton The Bible Every book the Amanda Quick has written Pirates by Linda Lael Miller etc. There is something comforting about rereading books. Kind of like meeting an old friend after a long parting.

I don't usually read books more than once. I have read Gone with the Wind several times though and I read The Stand twice. Other than that I haven't really read things more than once.

I love all the Harry Potter books. Also Zane is great, although its kind of racy.

I have ready Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen and A Christmas Carol by Dickens many times. I do not usually like to read books more than once, but these two classics stand out for me. Also, a much more contemporary book and a very quick read is Weetzie Bat by Francesca Lia Block....kind of a fun, modern day book that I have read a few times for kicks...

All of the Goosebumps books by R.L. Stine. I've read them a few times each.

i've read the da vinci code about three times already. not that i believe the story but it was just very challenging to the brain to read it. saw the movie too but i think the book is way better

I've read and rered all of Harry Potter an the Shadow Children. I love both series.

"A tree grows in brooklyn" and "She has come undone"

Oh wow, well I've read Mercedes Lackey's "Alta", "Joust", and "Sanctuary", each more than twice, the first two I've actually read more than 20 times. I've read LKH's "Obsidian Butterfly", "Blue Moon Cafe", and "Nacisus in Chains" way more than twice. I've read Anne Rice's "The Vampire Lestat", "Tale of the Body Thief", and "Interview with a Vampire" more than I care to remember. I've read all of L.J. Smith's Nigth World series more than twice. Likewise I've read all of Kim Harrison's The Hallows series more than twice as well. Ooh, I've read Gaton Leroux's "Phantom of the Opera" and Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo" more than twice too! I think I'll stop now because I'm scaring myself o.O

Eragon, Eldest, Spook series, Abhorsen...all the Garth Nix books. I've read them over and over again.

I used to read and re-read my favorites, although now my reading time is more limited, so I tend to have a "to read" pile and only tackle those once. Books that I have read several times in the past...A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Alas Babylon, Island of the Blue Dolphins, Bridge to Terabithia. I'm looking forward to re-reading one of Philippa Gregory's novels soon for our book club. :)