Have you tried rereading any book that people consider an eternal classic? A math textbook typically wouldn't fit the bill (though certain exceptional textbook

Have you tried rereading any book that people consider an eternal classic? A math textbook typically wouldn't fit the bill (though certain exceptional textbooks would of course) and Madiq Alley gets good reviews, but opinion seems mixed. Hamlet, by contrast, is still widely read centuries after publishing. I expect Wodehouse will continue to be read long after we're dead (plus the author of the original piece had a personal connection). There's no guarantee you'll like rereading of course. But I've found I can't reread most books, but others I can read many, many times.