I'm a lot like some that have posted previously and don't often read books more than once. I make exceptions for the Outlander series and the Narnia series, though. I just have so many books on my To-Read list. :(

that is a shame....I can only imagine the world’s she’d have created if given more time. I should have known though because I read those as a tween and I’m far from being a tween anymore LOL :)

I love love the Wheel of Time series. <3 Have read it quite a few times, and I always end up going back to it.

I am currently reading Harry Potter in Spanish. Spanish is my second language, so I try to challenge myself by reading/writing in Spanish. I never read the books in English so this is a true first experience for me.

Pride and Prejudice

I haven't read it in a while because I am trying to forget some of the details.

I am not currently reading anything, but I usually finish books in 1 or 2 sittings, so not unusual. :)

zen pencils <3

Any chuck palaniuk!

Terry Pratchett's discworld series has always been the one I come back to again and again. There's always something new to catch when you reread them.

I've re-read the first five or six books in S.M. Stirling's Change series (starting with Island in the Sea of Time) at least 5 times each Plus Jurassic Park (which I finished in a single sitting when I was in 5th grade) And The Secret of NIMH, I love that book

I love how we are all saying "Please don't hate me but I love Twilight."

Me too.

But my favourite series of books is probably CJ Cherryh's Foreigner series.

- Oh man. Well, it's awesome that you're using your time there!

I haven't reread any novels from my childhood.. Good plan! I wonder in what way we read differently from childhood to now. How do you feel that you generally remember novels? (Like plot, imagery, etc.)

I used to read fairly often, anything from "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck to "Faust" by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. I remember reading both in school for book reports and/or group reading. I was so invested with Of Mice and Men that I read ahead of class at least twice! And as for Faust, we were each assigned a role to play; I somehow wound up playing Mephisto despite me being a girl.

One of my favorite book series are the Stephanie Plum books by Janet Evanovich. Whenever I need a good laugh, I reread one.

Currently reading the second (newly released late this year) book to the series Tales of a New World called Sun Warrior. the sequel to Moon Chosen. written by P.C. Cast. I love the author's writings! I first read her works in a series called House of Night that she wrote accompanied by her daughter Kristen Cast.

This series is amazing! A set of three different branches of beings supposedly reliving after the downfall of what we call our human society right now. You have Companions who soul bond with Terriers, Shepards, or Lynxes, the Earth Walkers, and then Skin Stealers (ultimate bad guys yet they only want what the others have and that's life among the wilderness instead of ruined parts of old cities)

overall......... i LOVE TO READ always did in high school. never saw me without a book of some sort stacked on top of my school books and binders :P

My favorite book is Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson. I love all her books tbh.

have you ever read Dragon's Milk? I read it back in middle school and was glued in my seat reading it. I believe it was the first dragon book I had read at that time in my life.

I like to re-read the Percy Jackson books by Rick Riordan, specially when a new one is released or a new series in the same universe.

I am reading, Dark Places by Gillian Flynn.

I have recently made a commitment to reading more often! I hate being the person that always says "I don't read as much as I used to" which meant, I don't read at all!! I just finished Seraphina by Rachel Hartman, which was incredible. I picked it up for $5 in the clearance section a few years ago and didn't think much of it, but once I got into the second chapter I realized what a gem I had found! It's a great book if you like dragons!

Right now I am working through God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater by Kurt Vonnegut. It's definitely a change in pace haha, but I love his style and his absurdism!

I didn't know that Secret of Nihm was a book! I'll have to check it out, I loved the movie so much as a kid and an adult!

Off topic, but your HA is so dark paired with your UN and forum title haha I love it a lot! It comes together very nicely!

No but I will def look into it now. thanks.