Which book do you re-read the most?For me it is the Hobbit

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Anonymous 11/06/15 (Fri) 23:02:52 No.94

Which book do you re-read the most?

For me it is the Hobbit

Anonymous 11/06/15 (Fri) 23:46:38 No.95

Silmarillion.

I think I've read it some 5 or 6 times. I can probably recite the elven princes and kingdoms of Beleriand by heart.

Anonymous 11/06/15 (Fri) 23:48:05 No.96

>>94

Children of Hurin. It's the perfect mix for me tone wise between narrative and legend.

Anonymous 11/07/15 (Sat) 00:10:17 No.98

>>96

I'm reading it right now, it's freaking brilliant. Kinda feels like a fantastical Icelandic Saga.

Anonymous 11/07/15 (Sat) 05:03:54 No.126

>>95

I need to try a and read it again because I tried to read it in elementary school and it bored the hell out of me

>>96

never even read it or heard of it

Anonymous 11/07/15 (Sat) 05:08:52 No.127

>>126

Read Children of Hurin first so you don't get it spoiled for you (a simpler version is in the Silmarillion). The thing with the Silmarillion is that it's a great book, but it's very slow and hard to get into if you aren't a diehard enthusiast. Children of Hurin is a little more narrative based, so a bit easier to get into. Warning though, it's not a happy story.

Anonymous 11/07/15 (Sat) 14:06:42 No.139

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>>94

Goblet of Fire easily.

Anonymous 11/07/15 (Sat) 20:42:32 No.157

>>127

It's hilarious, he fucks his sister and then kills himself! HAHAHAHAHA

Anonymous 11/07/15 (Sat) 22:29:36 No.165

>>94

The Hobbit just because it was short and I read it like 6 times in High/Middle school.

Anonymous 11/08/15 (Sun) 00:38:08 No.171

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Out of Tolkien's stuff, the Silmarillon. I tend not to read it straight through each time. Just a little here, a little there, depending on what mood I'm in. But it's my go-to book for that.

Out of all the books in the world, Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. It was my favorite book when I was a kid and I still love it. It's just a really fun story.

>>157

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Anonymous 02/02/16 (Tue) 13:12:15 No.345

Probably Return of the King, there is a lot of new stuff every time I pick it up again. Two towers gets close.