Did you ever read a book more than two times?

[c=#7700B2]yep it is called Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman. Yeah I will most likely read it again[/c]

Many. The ones I've read most often would be Shogun, Lord of the Rings, the Campaigns of Napoleon (Chandler), Lord of Light, Nine Princes in Amber, and Il Principe (in translation). Of those, Shogun & Lord of Light I'll certainly read again.

Absolutely..love getting sucked back into the world of some of my favorite series like Dark Tower, LOTR, Harry Potter, ASOIAF. It's almost a regular thing for me to read these over again every few years and I'm sure I will many times to come.

The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne.
Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit.
The Three Musketeers.
The Accidental Sorceror.

I've read the Favourite Game by Leonard Cohen twice and numerous books by Haruki Murakami twice.

Sherlock Holmes full series, Agatha Christie piorot, the alchemist

Too many.

Pretty sure I read “The memory keepers daughter” three times. I would read it again yes.

For sure, just spread out though, like I may not read it again til years later lol

Yes. It was a book about a theory in connection with quantum evolution. I had to read it twice because the first reading was a bit of a steep learning curve.

When I was younger I would read the maximum ride and Artemis fowl book series over and over again. Nowadays I barely have the time to read a book once through

Sure If a book is good I will read it again and again and... the latest was the Nightwatch books

No, I can’t read something that doesn’t excite me.

the three body problem by liu, and, oceans at the end of the lane by gaiman