Books You've Read More Than Once

All the President's Men
The Godfather (although it's been awhile)
One Day in September
Everybody's All-American
The Great Gatsby

 

High Fidelity, Nick Hornby

 

Many of mine have been listed already

Confederacy of Dunces
Lord of Rings Trilogy (plus Hobbit)
The Great Gatsby
Most of Faulkner, Hemingway
Ball Four

Plus

Red Badge of Courage


I was going to reread the Hitchhiker's Guide series but can't find the first book

 

"My Antonia," by Willa Cather.

"Absolutly American," that recent West Point book

"The Long, Gray Line," that other West Point book about the Class of 1966.

"A Civil War," by Feinstein

"The Son Also Rises."

 

Everything by Isabel Allende.

 

My Antonia, micro?

Gawd, how I hated that book. I'm actually glad to hear someone liked it, though.

 

"I am Charlotte Simmons" - Tom Wolfe
"Prep" - Curtis Sittenfeld
"A Farewell to Arms" - Ernest Hemingway
"A Separate Peace" - John Knowles
"The Beach" - Alex Garland
"Love and Country" - Christina Adams

 

Love that book. She's the female Hemmingway, with a spare yet descriptive style. Anyone who has lived on the Plains can instantly identify with what she writes about.

 

Que?

 

Well, I've lived on the plains nad love Hemingway, and I've hated almost everything I ever read by Cather.

Different strokes, I guess...

 

Honest to God, I thought this said Boots...

Having said that, I know one for sure is Glory and The Dream by William Manchester