Just read,don\’t Eat.

Some books are evergreen: no matter how many times you read them, you’ll find something new that you never saw before. Plus, there’s something super-comforting about re-reading a familiar story, knowing its characters inside out and chuckling at your favourite joke for the fiftieth time.Often, we form our impressions of these books in childhood, and returning to them later gives us a nostalgic rush.

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE BY JANE AUSTEN

Another classic Beautifully written. Brilliant and easy to consume. I usually pick this one up after reading a few poorly written books in a row, to “cleanse” my reading me :-).

Pride and Prejudice has it all – great romance, character growth, family dramas, playful critique of the society… It is engaging and intelligent. Endlessly romantic. And one of the rare books that ever gave me butterflies.

Other times, it might be a book that strikes us as so significant, so funny, so insightful, so relevant, or so heartbreaking that we can’t help but return to it time after time.

Harry Potter (Series) by J.K. Rowling