I have read and reread the Harry Potter series a dozen times now, and it always thrills me. My favorite of the seven books is Goblet of Fire.

I had to read this novel in my Irish Literature class a few years ago, but I fell in love with it. This book consumed my thoughts for weeks after I finished it, and I have read it many times since and still feel the same magic.

It may sound silly, but I read this book while I was getting over a break-up, and it really helped me cope. The characters are supremely real. We all have a little part of them in us, as much as we don't want to admit it.

I still maintain that the last paragraph of "The Dead," the last story in this collection, is the most beautiful paragraph ever written in the English language.

This is as fun as Oscar Wilde gets. I know this is nerdy, but I laugh aloud when I read this play.

I dare anyone to read this book and not adore it.

This book contains my favorite King story ever, "The Breathing Method." I first read a photocopied version of this story when I was fifteen and spent years trying to remember the title so I could buy the book. Now that I found it, I will continue to reread that story whenever I need a scare.

I read this entire book in one sitting on a plane from Hartford to Orlando. I sobbed through the last few pages and I have reread it once every two years or so since.