Classic novels — especially the favourites that you find yourself returning to again and again, like old friends. I love revisiting Persuasion by Jane Austen about once a year — what novel do you reread regularly?
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I re-read Vanity Fair all the time. I love it! Becky is just so balls out it's not even funny. I also love to read David Copperfield over and over. I love David's life, from his horrible step-father to his marriage to beloved Dora, to his second, more fulfilling marriage.
To kill a mockingbird at least once a year... and love let me not hunger by Paul Gallico... hard to find but so worth it x so true, just like odl friends
I read Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice and Jane Eyre and Little Women and all the Anne of Greengables books and the Emily books every year again and again....
I just finisched Jane Eyre...don't know what to read next...mabey Persuation or Cranford....they have not been read that much ;-)
For me it's 'The Lords of The Ring'.
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Ah love the Bronte sisters...I've just finished Wuthering Heights a couple of days ago!
Love very much Vladimir Nabokov too, and can read Anne Rice's Interview with the vampire every summer vacation :-)
Persuasion is probably my all-time favourite. I read it every year. It's an old friend.
Several...but the one I have in hand today is "The Quiet American." Next up, Gatsby. Those two especially. (Persuasion, also:)
Each summer; it's E.M. Forster's A Room With a View and Maurice.
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