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<blockquote data-quote="Jhaelen" data-source="post: 5697860" data-attributes="member: 46713">Almost none. I generally feel there are simply too many good books to waste time rereading any.Here's a complete list of my exceptions:1) &quot;Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep&quot; by Philip K. Dick - This is the only novel I've read more often than twice. Basically, I reread it every couple of years, particularly after having watched Bladerunner again.2) The &quot;Watchmen&quot; comic series by Alan Moore - the only comic I've thoroughly enjoyed reading since I left school.3) &quot;Lord of the Rings&quot;: After reading it in German, I decided to reread it in English - and I liked it much better!4) &quot;Ilium&quot; by Dan Simmons: After reading it in English, I reread it in German since I'd received the sequel in German several years later.5) &quot;Count Zero&quot; by Wiliam Gibson - the second part of the Neuromancer trilogy: I had originally read the trilogy in German and since they changed the novel's title I initially didn't recognize it for what it was!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jhaelen, post: 5697860, member: 46713"] Almost none. I generally feel there are simply too many good books to waste time rereading any. Here's a complete list of my exceptions: 1) "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" by Philip K. Dick - This is the only novel I've read more often than twice. Basically, I reread it every couple of years, particularly after having watched Bladerunner again. 2) The "Watchmen" comic series by Alan Moore - the only comic I've thoroughly enjoyed reading since I left school. 3) "Lord of the Rings": After reading it in German, I decided to reread it in English - and I liked it much better! 4) "Ilium" by Dan Simmons: After reading it in English, I reread it in German since I'd received the sequel in German several years later. 5) "Count Zero" by Wiliam Gibson - the second part of the Neuromancer trilogy: I had originally read the trilogy in German and since they changed the novel's title I initially didn't recognize it for what it was! [/QUOTE]

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