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Ask HN: What book/s have you read more than once?
- ramkarthikk 6y ago“The Manual: A Philosopher's Guide to Life” - This is a book on stoicism. It’s a quick read but has so much value. I re-read this book once a year. “Leading: Learning from Life and My Years at Manchester United” - I’m a huge Manchester United fan. Sir Alex Ferguson managed the (biggest) club for 27 years, winning so many trophies, managing big personalities, rebuilding the team multiple times over the course of his career. He has so much valuable advice in this book.
- TechticSolution 6y agoI read full series of J K rowling's Harry Potter many times.
- backendsbelike 6y ago"Restoring Pride" Richard Taylor
- kosmischemusik 6y agoThe Outsider - Albert Camus Galapagos - Kurt Vonnegut On the Road - Jack Kerouac Animal Farm - George Orwell
- rocketpastsix 6y ago"Into Thin Air" Jon Krakauer "The Great Gatsby" - F. Scott Fitzgerald
- mfalcon 6y agoAntifragile by N.Taleb, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, The Enchiridion by Epictetus.
- igotsideas 6y agoThe war of art.
- nkb_ 6y ago"Awareness: The Perils and Opportunities of Reality" by Anthony De Mello
- simonblack 6y agoMany books. (Catch-22, Fate is the Hunter, To Hell and Back, Asimov's Science-Fiction Novels, etc, etc, etc.) Many people can only read a book once. I like to read books that I have enjoyed many times. Just as you eat one particular dish that you like many times, enjoying it every time, you can enjoy some books over and over for the delight they give you. But some books you won't like and will never read again, just as some food dishes you won't have again because they were found to be unenjoyable the first time.