Which book(s) have you re-read the most?

"So you were going to take this girl to a drainage ditch?" said Rowanne.
"It's a ravine," said Hector. It's more like a ravine than a drainage ditch. It's a really pretty spot. Except for the garbage. I don't think it's gonna work. I don't know where else to go, though."
"Why don't you just come here?" asked Rowanne. They were sitting on a bench at the Tastee-Freez, eating ice cream cones.
"I mean, for starters," she said. "Then you could work your way up to the drainage ditch."
Hector licked his cone, considering. He was a licker. Rowanne was a biter. She was halfway done and he had barely made a dent.
"You could sit on this bench," she said, "and look at the view."
"What view?" said Hector. The bench looked out over the A&P parking lot. Also in sight were the used car lot, the gas station, and the Idle Hour Restaurant, with its bobbing neon chicken advertising "Chicken in the Rough." That meant you ate it out of a plastic basket lined with wax paper instead of from a dish. They were in the heart, though not quite the entirety, of Seldem's commercial district.
"The chicken sign is pretty cool," said Rowanne.
"I like it when the lights come on in the car lot," said Hector.
"Oh, so do I," said Rowanne.
"Bring her here," she said. "It's a good place to start. And then I'll try to help you think of something else."
"I'll try, I guess," said Hector. "Ice cream is always good."
"Ice cream is good," said Rowanne. "Ice cream is always good."