which book that you read would read again?

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.

A song of ice and fire?

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

The Count of Monte Cristo

You're a Bunch of Tards, by Eric.

Lord of the Rings trilogy

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

The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

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

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

The Spy who came, Les Dawson effing hilarious

The Holy Bible or the Qur'an.

"Creation of the Sacred" by Walter Burkert.

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

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Lord of the Rings trilogy

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

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.