A book that you can read again and again (Page 3) (Post deleted by staff )  ralphgarlington: The Spring of Autumn available on Amazon.com. A kindle E-book. Don't have a Kindle; there is a free reader app available for yur laptop or PC.  ruemorgueave: I don't often read books again, unless it's poetry. Certainly certain sections in novels I tend to re-read, but not the whole thing. Exceptions may be Hard Times and Dubliners, The Great Gatsby and The Sun Also Rises, but I'm sure I'm forgetting some. American Pastoral by Philip Roth. The Mysteries of Pittsburgh by Michael Chabon. Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor. Those are all books I've re-read. Also, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 (neither, of course, purely novelistic.). If a nonfiction book has an index (which they should all do), I often go back to those. Othwerwise a piece of information gets caught in my throat, and I hate flipping through books to find EXACTLY where Maimonides is discussed, for example. read s I only read the first three, and it was in high school (ten years ago), but The Song of Ice and Fire series is brlliant fantasy. For whomever was asking about A Game of Thrones. | Books Chat Room Similar Conversations |
