The Zombie Survival Guide.

The ones I reread would be:
Good Omens
Stephanie Plum novels
Terry Pratchett novels
Doctor's Orders
Those are all reread for the entertainment value. Also, ifs its been awhile since I've read a book I own I'll pick it and read it to refresh myself with it.

Originally Posted by Stallion Duck

The Zombie Survival Guide.

Oh man, this is one I've been wanting to read!

I would have to go with the entire "Dresden Files" series by Jim Butcher. I have each and every one of them (as well as several of the audio books). And to be truthful, I can't count how many times I have re-read them. The think I really like is that each time I re-read them, I discover something that I had missed on earlier readings.

If you haven't picked them up, I really suggest them. The first couple are good, but from book three (Grave Peril) on, WOW! Book Three is one of those, "smack you upside the face" books. Pretty everything else in the series is set in motion in this book.

Now I must admit that I do have my favorites in the series. "Dead Beat" is my favorite. (I loves me some zombies and necromancers) But they are all good.

Butcher aside, I gotta admit that I am a huge fan of H. P. Lovecraft. I was a fan of his Cthulhu Mythos waaaaaaay back when I was a Junior in High School (well over twenty years ago. Yeah, I'm an old guy!)

Hmmmm......

The Twilight series
Anything by Tamora Pierce
Ella Enchanted
Wicked
A Girl's Guide to Vampires
The Accidental Vampire
The Rhapsody series (but I don't have the first one..... is it good????)
Harry Potter
The Thief Lord
Maximum Ride
Mamotte! Lollipop (manga)
Harrison Bergeron (because it bothers me... and I think that's a good thing with stories.)
Fruits Basket (manga)
You Don't Know Me (that one bothered me too, but only because it pretty much summed up my life at that time..... I had an abusive step father, and the story really resonated with me. Thank gods I'm out of there now.)

There's definitely a lot more, but I really can't remember them at the moment. I read a lot, so it's kinda not that hard to forget a lot of what I read.

The Protector of the Small quartet by Tamora Pierce! I've read it at least five times. I think I read the first five Harry Potter books twice. I read so many books that I liked, I can't remember which ones I've reread. :O

For me, I think the US Civil War series (Rebel, Copperhead, Battle Flag, The Bloody Ground) by Bernard Cornwell has to be that series I constantly go back to. The Black Jewels trilogy is another.

I love reading the Harry Potter series. It has such a good story! I've read through the series twice. :)
There aren't many books I've reread besides that...except for Twilight and all those short, little kids' books. For some reason, I still kinda like those. xD

Really, any book, but a few of my faves:

The Black Jewels Trilogy and its subsequent sequels by Anne Bishop.
The Wayfarer Redemption by Sara Douglass
The Stand by Stephen King
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle

And, too many others to name.

The Taltos series by Steven Brust, i can't get enough of his wacky sense of humor. :D

The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, I read them before the movies of the trilogy came out and then afterward read them again. There's just something about getting that extra information that they leave out in a movie that is just timeless. I know a movie can never include all scenes or parts in a book so I know a movie will almost never be able to touch the content in a book. Plus I love the characters, and this book was really the first fantasy novel to set the standard at a really high level.

All my mangas, All Harry Potter, Vladimer Todd, Vampire Kissses, Some Romance novels. Basickly anything that was really good to me that I thought deserved to be read once more or something I didn't get the first time but if I re-read it I got it the second time

The Wheel Of Time Series By Robert Jordan and now Brandon Sanderson. Read through the entire series 9 times....and working on the 10th xD

I have to have the Chronicals of Narnia which have been there my whole life. They never get old and the new movies I must say have nothing on the old ones that were filmed in Europe.

The books that I can't help but read over and over again are the books that I also list for my favorites. =)


Any and all Tamora Pierce books.
The Dark Elf Trilogy, by R.A Salvatore
The Books of Pellinor, by Alison Croggon
The Septimus Heap series, by Angie Sage
The LotR series, By J.R.R Tolkien
The Polgara , Belgarath the Sorcerer, The Belgariad, and The Malloreon, by David and Leigh Eddings
The Xanth books, by Piers Anthony
The HoN Series, by P.C and Kristin Cast
The HP Series, by J.K Rowling
The Young Wizards Series, by Diane Duane
The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flammel, by Michael Scott
The Ropemaker, by Peter Dickenson
Crank, Glass, Burned, Impulse, and Identical, by Ellen Hopkins
Tithe, Valiant, and Ironside, by Holly Black
The Queen's Quarter Series (New Moon, Sadar's Keep, and Beldan's Fire), by Midori Snyder
The Death Gate Cycle, By Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman

But I have tons more, by since they are all in storage still... -Cries- ... I can't remember them all...

Twilight Series, Harry Potter Series, Sarah's Key, ( Pride and Prejudice, <3 i loved that book) and many more...

I'd have to say any of the Dragonlance Chronicles, or the Harry Potter series. Though one book I loved more than probably any was Interview with the Vampire. That was one book I could never put down. There was something about the story and the way Ann made her vampires. I think that the Vampire Chronicles are the only vampire books I will ever truly be into. Though another series I really liked were Inkheart, and the Eragon series, and Lord of the Rings. Anything Fantasy and it will take a strong person to get the book out of my hand. Haha!

Unleash the Night - Sherrilyn Kenyon
Saving Grace - Juila Garwood
Dark Needs at Night's Edge - Kresley Cole
Blackmailed - Annmarie McKenna

I also am one to read and re-read The Black Jewels Trilogy by Anne Bishop.
The Princess Bride (the William Goldman version, not the impossible to find S. Morgenstern one. :P)
Batman: No Man's Land by Greg Rucka
Pathways, Fire Ship, String Theory series...pretty much any of my Star Trek books really, as well as my Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, my manga, and any other books I have actually bought myself.

I read So Much To Tell You by John Marsden in third grade and have been looking for it ever since. I really want to read it again, but I can't find it without using the internet. I don't like to buy stuff off of it.
I've also reread the Nightworld series by L. J. Smith tons of times. They are my favorite books in the entire world, man! :D

Books I can't help but reread

Anything by Neil Gaiman (rereading American Gods right now btw)

The Host by Stephine Myer I can live without Twilight but not without the Host

The Dark Angel Trilogy by Meridith Anne Peirce even though I know how its gonna end it always makes me cry

Harry Potter I love them all except for Chamber of Secrets

Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit

The Eldest Saga

Ella Enchanted has been a fave since I was in 5th grade.

Howls Moving Castle

All of the books from A series of unfortunate events by the amazing Lemony Snicket.
The Raven series by James Barclay.
The Wardstone cronicles by Joseph Delaney.
The curious incident of the dog in the night-time by Mark Haddon.
:)

The Ear, the Eye and the Arm by Nancy Farmer
Misty of Chincategue (I know I spelled that wrong)
anything written by Neil Gaiman (I recently reread Neverwhere)
anything written by Asimov
The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis

I think that's most of them, if I come up with more I'll post the continution, I guess.

Harry Potter
Mortal Instruments
His Dark Materials
Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas flammel
The pern *the core stories.. and the Harper Hall trilogy*
The Supernaturalists
Invitation to the game
Doctor Franklins Island
AAAAANDDDDDD!!!!!
The Space Trilogy

thats the primary list, but i read almost every book *cept homework ones* at least twice.

Stephenie Meyers -Twlight saga books
Jane Austens -Pride and Prejudice
James Paterson - Maxmium Ride
and so many more...