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What's on your top 5 re-read list?
Hi everyone, I'm new to this board. Sorry if this is a repeat post. What are your top 5 (or less) books that are so good you'd give up a new book to re-read them (or you've already read them more than once)? Here are 5 of mine in no particular order:
1. Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks (read twice, would probably read for a 3rd time in a few years)
2. 19 Minuets by Jodi Picolt
3. Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
4. The Lincoln Lawyer by Michael Connolley
5. The Help by Kathryn Stockett
Selfishly I want to read other people's answers because I'd like to start reading better books and find more than 5 books worth re-reading. On a side note, a lot of the books on the Kindle lending library aren't that great (probably why you can borrow them for free.) They've been great to help me read more, but I find myself disappointed at the end of the book.
Re: What's on your top 5 re-read list?
1) Scorpio Races
2) Razorland Trilogy
3) HP
4) Throne of Glass
5) Elemental Trilogy
~ E ~ 7/2010
~ A ~ 3/2014
Follow my SK blog as I reread the entire SK library (again!):
http://www.skallthetime.blogspot.com/
2. The Raven Cycle
3. To Kill a Mockingbird
4. Little Women
5. The Scorpio Races
1. Harry Potter series
2. Little House on the Prairie series
3. Ramona series
4. A Cricket in Times Square
5. Remember Me by Christopher Pike
Basically I re-read books that made me fall in love with reading in the first place.
Little House Books (about half way done)
Outlander series (I have 2.5 books to go)
The Bronze Horseman trilogy
my read shelf:
outlander
three sisters island trilogy by Nora roberts.
the silkworm
in the garden series by NR
the circle series by NR
madame tussaud by michelle moran
HP
Outlander
Anne of Green gables
Any NR book
The Catcher in the Rye