Yes, but mostly because they remind me of the bedtime stories I got as a child…
The hobbit
The 13 1/2 lives of captain bluebear
Winnie the Pooh

My legendary girlfriend ~ Mike Gayle
Far from the madding crowd ~ Thomas Hardy
The five people that you meet in Heaven ~ Mitch Albom
An evil cradling ~ Brian Keenan
Green eggs and ham ~ Dr. Suess
The wind in the willows ~ Kenneth Grahame
On the road ~ Jack Kerouac.

Probably a hundred others

The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings
The chronicles of Narnia.
The Three Musketeers
Treasure Island..
The Iron Druid Chronicles.
Percy Jackson series.
Rowan of Rin.
I want to go home, Gordon Korman
The Mad Scientist club.
The night angel trilogy.
Artemis Fowl.
The accidental Sorcerer.
Good omens.
The princess bride.
The rangers apprentice series.
To sir with love.
The Arabian nights.

I’ve read Bonfire of the Vanities several times. And a few of the classics: Oliver Twist, Pride and Prejudice. And of course good poetry rewards rereading.

Disclaimer - I am not "well read"

LOTR
The Hitchhiker's Guide series
A Canticle for Leibowitz
A random Alan Watts book

The Hannibal Lecter trilogy (I don't count Hannibal Rising as part of the series)
Interview With The Vampire
Interview With A Cannibal

Anything by John Boyne, Neal Gaiman, or JD Salinger

Thousands. Good books can be read again and again.

My dad reads the bible over and over again.. i don't read books anymore

Anything by these Authors

Salinger
Faulkner
Hemingway
Steinbeck
Tolstoy
Kensy
Heller
Fitzgerald
Dostoyevsky
Fathers and Sons (can't remember his name)
Stephen King

Illywhacker - Peter Carey
Grapes of wrath - John Steinbeck
Native son - Richard Wright
Coming up for air - George Orwell
The wasp factory- Iain Banks

The Bible & Book of Enoch
Louis L'Amour's The Sacketts
Don Quixote
various war novels
Army field manuals
etc.

Most definitely. I love reading books again and again

Alcoholics Anonymous and Living Sober.

I don't read much else truthfully.

I reread Harry Potter twice at work out of boredom.. not for pleasure

I could read anything by Ovidius for hours.

The Stand- Stephen King

Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)

Dune...
'cause Dune.

Other titles:
- 1984, George Orwell
- Animal Farm, George Orwell
- Island, Aldous Huxley
- Van Den Vos Reynaerde, Willem die Madocke maecte

Non fiction:
- The Concept of the Political, Carl Schmitt

Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boule

Yeah. Any assembly manual from IKEA.

Moonfleet- John Faulkner

The Old Ways: A Journey On Foot - Robert MacFarlane

The Chosen - Chaim Potok

I find myself reading Walden by Henry David Thoreau for the 2nd time im a year.

Wuthering Heights
Pride and Prejudice
Harry Potter
Song of Achilles

Dreamsnake by Vonda McIntyre, it is one of maybe three or four books I have read more than twice. The other two known books are The Long Walk by Richard Bachman (Stephen King), and Swansong by Robert McCammon. The other book I believe I read a third time is called Singularity, about a shack that speeds time, I read Dreamsnake about ten to twelve times since middle school in the early 80's.