Some books I’ve reread more than twice are: The Hobbit, 1984, Invisible Monsters, and Coraline.

I am currently reading Warrior Cats.

I love fantasy type books in general! The Dresden series has lots of magic etc in, as soon as I know there's something mystical in a book I'm sold. What are your favourite Vampire stories?

I love having a physical copy of a book. It has the smell that brings comfort and its a lovely thing to have a physical object to cling to, but I love my kindle too because then I can carry all my books round with me so if I unexpectedly finish one I can start another without much delay haha.

'the wind-up bird chronicles' by murakami is my absolute favourite and has been since i was 16, but i'm a huge murakami fan in general and love all his works :' D

i don't re-read books for the most part, but lately i've been kinda nostalgic for cortazar and quiroga, who i read in spanish when i was 14, and kinda want to go back to~ my spanish is also getting kinda rusty so it would be good haha

i'm not reading anything right now because i just don't have the time/motivation D: the past year i started blanchot's 'death sentence' and kafka's 'the trial' and didn't finish either orz at this point i'm probably better off restarting them honestly

I know everyone will hate me for this but my favorite vampire series has got to be twilight. I also really liked the Night Huntress series. I am open to Vampire book suggestions, because you can never read enough of those imo. I am also drawn more to fantasy than to any other genre, it's just that I don't want to read about the world I am already living in, haha.

Yess, that is basically the same reason why I own an e-reader, it's just so much easier sometimes. For me, physical copies are for at home mostly, while I take my e-reader with me when I go places.

I love to read. At the moment back to the Twilight books, after that i want to go back and read the secret diary of Hendrik Groen again (in dutch).

I'm reading Crooked Kingdom (sequel to Six of Crows) right now and I'm so in love with it. It's like a fantasy version of Ocean's Eleven.

The Secret History that my mom gave me a few years back!

I think Twilight gets a lot of hate that it doesn't deserve. I certainly liked it! The movies weren't done well but I really enjoyed the story and I've read them multiple times! It's nice to find someone else who liked it!

The main problem I get from fantasy books is once I'm finished I have that heavy feeling of longing. I wish I was a Shadowhunter/Moroi/wizard etc. Real life gets dull once you've immersed yourself in fantasy!

I have only read Brave New World by Huxley. It was a required book when I was in high school. And surprisingly one of the only ones I ever finished and enjoyed.

Harry Potter....some Stephen King books

Right? I mean, it certainly isn't the best series ever written but people really need to calm down about it. There have been worse books, there have been better books, that's it. I also enjoy the movies, but am not that picky when it comes to movies, I am just so immersed in the world that the movies create that I don't really pick up on any bad acting or things they should have done differently.

Yess that problem is so relatable! Once I finish a bookseries I just feel so empty because my life is not like that, my life is so boring compared to that. I think that that is one of the main reasons I like fantasy so much, it's a complete new world that is much more exciting than the world I live in.

I go back and reread my way through the Elfquest comics every now and again, and The Crow.

i loved the hunger games books! i love to see what others are reading here for more book ideas.

I haven't been able to read for fun in a long time - not since I graduated high school, at least. In five years that's maybe 3 books total? I will always adore Watership Down and Fire-Bringer though. They've been favorites since I was a teeny child! There's one book in my floor I can't get to at this moment that's also really good and where I got one of my pet's names from. It's about Dürer and the Shroud of Turin and it's so enjoyable and easy to read!

I've read the Harry Potter series quite a couple times. It feels very comfy and nostalgic to go back to them!

I read alot of book. I's hard to choise wich one i like to read again, and back to it. If i had to choise one title i would like to say its is "I inquisitor, the flame and the cross." From Jacek Piekara.

He is a Polish writter, and he wrote all series about adventures of Mordimer Madderin who is a Inquisitor from alternative word - Here Jesus Christus jump off the cross and punish his persecutor's.

My favourite books at the moment are Phil Rickman's Merrily 'Watkins series.

I often reread Antifragile, Silmarillion and Catcher in the rye

just bought myself a Christmas gift....4 new (new to me) Stephen Kings books :)