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

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Originally Posted by monty_rhodes

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.

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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.

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Originally Posted by 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.

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

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

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

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Originally Posted by CAMiller

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

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Wilt was a brilliant read.

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Originally Posted by jocksgloves

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

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All animals are equal...

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?