o/t Which novel do you re-read again and again?

[kempo]

Thurber's short story "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" and Keith Waterhouse's novel "Billy Liar" both of which were lent to me by my pal Kempo.

You should show more respect towards someone from a once noble profession.

If I'm not a doctor then you my friend are not a dic..khead.

[redhouse]

You should show more respect towards someone from a once noble profession.

If I'm not a doctor then you my friend are not a dic..khead.

Well that for me proves without doubt that Kempo is indeed a doctor

[mikemiller]

For Zilzal, I'm guessing it would probably have have been National Velvet by Enid Bagnold.. or Black Beauty by Anna Sewell

[ashbynick]

I like fiction so I just read the Tony Stewart interviews.

[frogmiller]

Can't say that any of the classics mentioned here draw me back to them. However I do dust off the novels of Tom Sharpe about every 10 years and re-read

Wilt was a brilliant read.

[frogmiller]

Agreed. A fantastic read, with possibly the greatest last line ever written.

All animals are equal...

[great_fire]

Animal Farm is pretty easy to re-read as it's short.

Have re-read Lord of the Rings a few times but that's about it, there are millions of books I haven't read so why re-read the ones I already have read?