This week is Top Ten Books I Could Re-read Forever
I re-read a lot, so basically these are the ten books I re-read the most. I just love delving back into those fictional worlds, and I always find something new. Another thing I do is seek out the audiobooks so I can listen to specific chapters whenever I want. Seriously, audiobooks are amazing.
- I Capture The Castle by Dodie Smith
The school librarian handed this to me when I was thirteen, and I've read it at least once a year since. - Lucas by Kevin Brooks
If I want a good cry, I pick up this book. I don't even need to get past the prologue to start sobbing. - Pirates! by Celia Rees
I absolutely love how kick ass Nancy and Minerva are. I love their adventures and although I always know how it will end I can't help but get caught up - Junk by Melvin Burgess
I was probably a little bit too young when I first read this, but it has stayed with me. I love how my thoughts about the characters has changed over the years. - Shadows and Strongholds by Elizabeth Chadwick
Oh, my original OTP. Hawise and Brunin and are just ❤ and I love them so much. - Waiting for Callback by Perdita and Honor Cargill
This is my go-to book for when I need cheering up, Elektra, her family, and their escapades are hilarious and perfect for the job. - Possessed by Kate Cann
This was probably the first book I read where the main character was Definitely Working Class and I loved it then and always will. - Slated by Teri Terry
When I want to get angry at the world, I read Slated. Yes it's dystopia, but it's so relevant and so powerful it resonates with today's world. - Darkmere by Helen Maslin
Honestly, my love for this book. I just absolutely love it in all of it's Skins-esque horror and dilapidated castle goodness. - Soulless by Gail Carriger
I don't even like vampires or werewolves (I say) but this is a series I love. I just wish I knew what the hedgehog incident was.
What is your favourite book to re-read?