MissMe said:

jami0mckay said:

What?

MissMe said:

thats my emotional journey using emoticons, I've gotta dash seeya later

Lothan said:

i was just gonna say "tao of pooh" or "te of piglet".

jami0mckay said:

Enjoy the footie and say hi to Dad

MissMe said:

me too!

I thought this was gonna be about hugging books for comfort.

benyamin said:

Me too. That or bath books.

Anxiety said:

MissMe said:

i have an utterly stupid anthology of metamorpho comics from the 60s that have absolutely no redeeming value other than to cheer me up when i REQUIRE something stupid to read.

Anxiety said:

And that too.

Anxiety said:

I adored Tao of Pooh and the person who sent it to me.

Lothan said:

my pleasure, luv

'Jip en Janneke'

I'm really vibin' off of history books now.

benyamin said:

Especially Pop up Porn

I do not have a book I return to over and over again to cheer me up but if I'm feeling sad usually anything by Nick Hornby does the trick.

heybaby said:

Oh, definitely.

Curious Myths of the Middle Ages
Bobby and Boo, the Little Spaceman
Le Petit Prince

Ace said:

I've read that at least once a year for about 15 years.



I've read this one a few times and it's still on my shelf, despite the fact I think he's kind of a prick.

I have re-read to death most of my Harry Potter books and my entire Neil Gaiman collection.

oh, and Disco Bloodbath by James St James. (Retitled now as Party Monster, I have the original out of print version. )

the only book I read more than twice was this one:



I might have read it 5 times or more

The synonyms help convey the richness and scope of the Word. Of course a guitarist is going to pick the amplified Bible.

Then, there's this:

the harry potter books are my comforts reads, ive read them so much they are like an old friend.

they are also my i cant be bothered reading anything else/or im bored reads


if i want a cry its tuesdays with morrie - mitch albom or marley and me- john grogan

prb said:

Me too! I love tuesdays with morrie too, but i love harry potter!