Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Could Re-Read Forever

Top Ten Tuesdays (TTT) is a weekly event now hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's TTT is: Books I Could Re-Read Forever.

This was a surprisingly easy list to make, especially because I'm not really a re-reader. I would have even included more if I could... but then this list would be a little too long. This is a huge mash up of genres that displays how my reading tastes are kind of all over the place. These are all favorite books (or favorite authors) that I can definitely see myself enjoying all over again, and again, and again..

The entire Harry Potter series

Is it cheating if I count the whole series as one? This is the first of a few where I kind of group things together, but it seems like you can't have one without the rest.. Anyway, is this a surprise to have HP on my list? No? I'm sure you can guess why this one is on here. :)




The Sevenwaters series

I haven't finished this series yet, but I have fallen in love with both of the books I've read so far. I can't rave about these books enough.




Empress of Rome series

I put the third book in here because it may be my favorite cover. I read this entire series this year and I already want to re-read it. And then, re-read it again.




The Winner's Curse trilogy

This is such a good story and an epic love story. I could re-read about Arin and Kestrel forever.




Under the Never Sky trilogy

I really loved this series when I read it. It completely caught me off guard. This is my favorite dystopian series.




The Edge Chronicles series

These are the most whimsical stories and the illustrations I can look at over and over again.




All of Tamora Pierce's books

There is so much I learn when I read these books. I don't think that would ever stop.




Tracks, but really, any of Louise Erdrich's works

I absolutely love the writing and story-telling, and the characters. I feel like every re-read would have me discovering new things about the story and diving deeper into the characters.




Any of Jane Austen's works

Jane Austen is so quotable that I feel like I would gain some good quotes, and knowledge every time I read her books.




Fitzgerald's books (and, also Hemingway)

This is one of the few books I have re-read and I loved it just as much the second time. I love the writing so much. There's so much imagery to find in these stories, that I feel like I would find something new on each re-read.


Other books I ran out of room to include..
Jane Eyre
Percy Jackson
The Hobbit (I Still need to read The Lord of the Rings)
Shatter Me series
The Lumatere Chronicles