25 Books I Could Read a Thousand Times Over Books are not just objects; they are companions, teachers, mirrors, and sometimes even talismans. Some of them I have picked up once and let go, but others have never truly left my hands. They call me back, whispering something new each time I turn their pages. These 25 books are my constant return journeys—the ones I could reread anytime, anywhere, and still feel the same magic, the same ache, the same pulse of life. 1. Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes "Too much sanity may be madness—and maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be." Each encounter with Quixote is like riding into my own imagination. His madness is contagious, but his courage is sacred. I return to him to remember that dignity is not measured by victory but by the courage to tilt at windmills. Cervantes shows me the beauty in idealism and the poetry in human folly. There's no better time to start than with Cervantes' Don Qu...