have you ever loved a book so much...

Crime and Punishment
Notes from the Underground
All the Hitchhiker's Guide books
Lolita
Pretty much anything Hemingway
Anything Vonnegut (I've just finished reading all of his books and now I'm terribly sad for there is no Vonnegut left for me )
The Grapes of Wrath
Junky

Off the top of my head. I own all of them too... but I can't allow myself to start re-reading them because there are so many books that I haven't read still out there.

 

It's an amazing book.

The Tao of Pooh (and Teh of Piglet) are also wonderful books. I'm glad that you mentioned it, I haven't thought of it in a while.

 

I loved the Tao of Pooh, too.

Man's Search for Meaning
Man's Search for Ultimate Meaning
Good Omens
Paths Beyond Ego

 

brave new world
slaughterhouse-five
a clockwork orange
1984
100 years of solitude

 

Visible Amazement by Gale Zoe Garnett.

And I wouldn't mind reading the Harry Potter series again.

 

Love. Love. Have not read but loved the movie. Love. Have not read but loved the movie.

BFF

 

28 barbary lane.. it's really three books in one.. but i LOVE it! i think i've read it at least 3 times..

 

good taste and revolutionary minds

 

And both irresistibly hot, although you are notably hotter.

 

i rarely read books more than once. and i can't think of one that is so amazing that i would want to spend money to erase it and experience it again.

 

I enjoy books equally each time I read them

so, no, it would be silly.

 

The most recent ones:
'Possession' by A.S. Byatt
'Never Let Me Go' by K. Ishiguro

 

Either I haven't read enough good books or everyone that said yes is a freak. I vote latter.

 

i don`t have such miracles things as large sums of money, but i have always been in love with Ann Rice`s Vampire Chronicles. Other books i have read more than once and i would love to read them many times over again are "Under the yoke", "Nemili Nedragi"

 

I don't think so. When I am really fond of a book having read it already doesn't really alter my joy of re-reading.. well there isn't really any suspense left, but.. I wouldn't pay large sums of money to forget the story.. cause knowing the story is a treasure.

 

I have a few that I reread...
The Handmaid's Tale
The Bad Place
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Catcher in the Rye

Rereading a book I like is comfort food for the brain...

 

I really don't reread many books.

Let's see.

Peoples History Of The United States
Sun Also Rises
Catcher In The Rye
Slaughterhouse Five
Brothers Karamazov

 

I re-read all my books, that's why I buy them.. or else.. I would just borrow them, end-of-story.

 

I'm a remarkably unliterate man.