I've only read 2 books multiple times. I read Catcher In The Rye twice, and now I'm reading The Giver for the third time. I want to re-read The Sound And The Fury.

Election, Tom Perrotta

I actually think that's the only novel that I've read more than once.

Aside from "The Far Side" and "Bloom County" collections, Catcher in the Rye, A Farewell to Arms, Holidays on Ice (David Sedaris), Parliament of Whores (P.J. O'Rourke)

I've listened to a couple of David Sedaris' books on CD multiple times.

I've read The Hobbit numerous times. It was the first book I fell in love with as a kid.

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Kurt Vonnegut's pre 1975 books. Water Music by T.C. Boyle. All of Raymond Chandler and Ross MacDonald. John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee books.

John Berendt's Midnight In the Garden of Good & Evil, Wuthering Heights, and Marion Zimmer Bradley's The Mists of Avalon.

The Phantom Tollbooth and Catcher in the Rye

Stranger in a Strange Land
Youth in Revolt
Replay
Phantom Tollbooth (once with my boy, so sharing with him is a little different from just rereading it on my own)
D'auliare's Greek Myths
Probably a couple more Heinlein or Asimov books.

Aside from the books I teach, the only ones I've read multiple times are The Road, Blackhawk Down, Be True to Your School, and The Princess Bride.

0 but I want to go back and read The Jungle again.

All 7 Harry Potter Books at least twice

Wheel of Time series around 8 or 9 times
Ender's Game roughly 20 times
Belgariad and Mallorean roughly 10 times
Riftwar, Riftwar Legacy, Serpentwar, and the series with Talon in it roughly 4 or 5 times

Whole lot of others once or twice.

Any Nabokov book needs to be read 12 times.

I've probably read Neuromancer seven or eight times.

You win. Thread closed.

P.S. just kidding That's a lot of reading, though.

Pride and Prejudice is pretty much the only book I can think of having read several times due to my own choice (I'm assuming you mean novels--I've read several poetry books over and over). I've reread some books for classes, and other books aloud to my kids, but I'm not counting those.

Lots, I read pretty quick.

Right now, I'm re-reading the Earth's Children series for about the fifth time.

Golden Torc and Intervention series by Julian May. Love those
Dune
LOTR & Hobbit
The Stand - Stephen King
Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
Sonja Blue series - Nancy Collins

All twice, I'm sure there are others.

LOTR/Hobbit
most Crichton books
a bunch of horror encyclopedias
The Bible

I can't think of any book since I was little that I've re-read. Back in the day I read my Judy Blume's over and over, but there are too many new books I want read for me to revisit any now.

Dune series (I think I've gone 3 or 4 with those)
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series (5 or 6 times)
Salem's Lot and The Stand (Stephen King)
1984
Catch-22
A Clockwork Orange
Ender's Game

I'm sure there are others, but none are leaping to mind right now.

I get as far as the third book and then stop re-reading.

John Christopher - The Tripods (many times)
Pausewang - The Last Children of Schewenborn (three or four times)
Harry Potter Series (twice)
Stephen King -The Stand (twice)
Stephen King - Dark Tower I through IV (twice)
Tolkien - The Hobbit/The Lord of the Rings (twice)

There are several nonfiction books I have read partially or completely several times.

I usually read The Count Of Monte Cristo once a year or every other year.