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All the novels of Dostoyevsky, Hugo, Gaddis, Tolstoy, half of Cormac McCarthy's (so far), The Lord of the Rings (as a teen) multiple times, Mieville's Perdido Street Station, and many other single works by various authors.
Why? The Lord of the Rings because I was an obsessed teen, most of the others because they are too good to read just once, the Gaddis, especially The Recognitions, because they can't be absorbed and appreciated with a single reading.
Read Cormacs The Road twice and plan on many more, Great Gatsby 3+
Some Tolkien works, The little prince, a large part of Crime and Punishment. I remember these.
I don't necessarily re-read books entirely but two books that I always return to like certain passages are Hamlet and Lollita
Oh and iv re read Jude the Obscure because I wanted to work on it in my final year of Uni as well as having wrote on it in first year. The other two I mentioned (Hamlet and Lolita) I return to because I love them and there's always more to appreciate