Most reread books...?

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--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Cathy McQuillin" <pagan-
queen at c...> wrote:
> I've never posted before, but I thought I'd add to this list.
> 
> >Anita Blake (though I have most of these memorized so I have to 
extend 
> >longer periods between re-reads) by Laurell K Hamilton
> 
> Ms. Hamilton also has the Merry Gentry books, which are just as 
good as the
> Anita Blake books.
> 
> P.N. Elrod has a series called the Vampire Files which are always 
worth a
> read through.
> 
> Most of the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice.
> 
> Then of course there is Robert Jordon's Wheel of Time series.
> 
> Cat



Alla:

Welcome,Cathy!


This is a great topic. Well, I like to reread quite a few books, when 
I have time and yes, many of them I read when I was a teenager.

In their majority these books were written by russian writers.

Among the books, which are known internationally, I love rereading 
Alexandre Dumas books, I love Mercedes Lackey books, I also love  the 
stories about Perry mason.

One of my favourite books of all time is "The demolished Man" by 
Alfred Bester. I first read it in Russian quite a few years ago, then 
when I came to the States I read it in English and realised that 
translation was fantastic.