which book that you read would read again?

[ahsanhabibcx]

I just bought a kindle just for books so I"m looking for a book to read
in my spare time since I have nothing to do so yeah.
look forward to your perspective and insight.

[EriTay]

A song of ice and fire?

I've just started to read it again to shorten the waiting time for the next book. :P

[sharaday]

The Count of Monte Cristo

[Snee]

You're a Bunch of Tards, by Eric.

[LTrain]

Lord of the Rings trilogy

[Mustermann]

heinrich mann "the loyal subject" - great book from the german pre-nazi times...

[Barbarossa]

The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

The kids bloody loved it. Every night for 5 years. :blink:

[Mustermann]

So would you read it again, or can you already by heart ;)

[Baggervance]

The Spy who came, Les Dawson effing hilarious

[TheFoX]

The Holy Bible or the Qur'an.

[richasis]

"Creation of the Sacred" by Walter Burkert.

[Tokeman]

Iron Druid Chronicles, but the audio books are fantastic and my preference for this series.

[nQQ]

Lord of the Rings trilogy same here, if I had the time. First read it decades ago and again when the films came out.

[ShinShin]

Napoleon the Great by Andrew Roberts

If you like fast-paced military history this is a great book about "the greatest man of action since Julius Caesar" (Winston Churchill's opinion of Napoleon). The book brings to light new primary sources which have recently become available. It's a page-turner which I munched through in a few weeks in early 2016 and came away with a very good idea of who Napoleon was.