So, now I am suppose to talk about a book that I can read over and over again, without ever getting sick of it. I guess it's ok if I choose several?

The fist one that comes to mind is ofc Artemis Fowl, by Eoin Colfer. Now, I don't know if I have ever mentioned it before, but I am so obsessed with Artemis! I have already read many of the books several times, but has yet to finish the last 3, since I took a long break from reading at some point. I am back at it now though, and I can't wait!
I think that so far, my favorite must be either the first one, or the second one. I really love the second one ... Yep, gonna go with that!

The second that comes to mind has to be Mare, by Ruben Eliassen, a norwegian author. I fact, my very favorte of norwegian authors. Mare is his second series I think, or his third ... the first series of him that got me hooked was Phenomena, and I LOVE those books! Only thing is, I don't know if I would read them over and over a lot. I already have, but meh. I am gonna do it again soon though. GETTING OFF TRACK!
MARE! Right now there are three books. When I met Ruben a while back, he said that there were going to be more of the books. If that's true or not, I do not know. It doesn't seem like there's gonna be anything more. The thrid one kinda ended in a way that would make it ok to end the series, and it's been a looong while since it was released. I think.

Actually, glancing at my bookshelf, there are only three series of books. Mare, Phenomena and Artemis Fowl. I have lots of more at home, but I think those three I just mentioned must be the ones I can read over and over. If I had to pick just one more, however ...

... Yes! Undoubtly, it'll have to be the works of J.R.R Tolkien! I mean, The Hobbit and The Lord Of The Rings, they're just so great! I remember reading those for the first time ... as I had seen the movies so many freaking times, I could just flick back and forth without much problem following the story. Yes, there are several differences between the book and the movies, but still.
I remember reading the "Riddles in the dark" chapter of The Hobbit to bits and pieces, memorizing the riddles and such. Other than that, I'd say that I REALLY enjoyed the second book!
They're all rather long, but I would read them over and over without problem.

So yeah guys, that's it!
I hope you enjoyed, and maybe we even have something in common when it comes to books? No? WELL meh!
Just as a FYI, I am sick again. Yes, I get sick a lot, but that's mostly cause I don't sleep. Oh well.

~Later, loved ones~