Books to reread

Nassim Taleb:

A good book gets better at the second reading. A great book at the third. Any book not worth rereading isn’t worth reading.

James Clear:

Start more books. Quit most of them. Read the great ones twice.

Illacertus:

I don’t want to read everything. I just want to read the 100 great books over and over again.

Shane Parrish:

The first one that comes to mind is Poor Charlie’s Almanack, which I hope everyone reading this has gone through many times. I re-read portions of that basically every single year, and I keep learning new things. I re-read the Meditations by Marcus Aurelius with some regularity, of course. I re-read biographies I like – I’ve read the Buffett biographies several times, Steve Jobs’ biography, and a number of others. I also re-read great multidisciplinary books like The Lessons of History by Will Durant. Of course, that’s a short one. Re-reading is more important than reading. Schopenhauer nailed this.

Here’s my list of books for rereading (in alphabetical order):

1. A Man for All Markets – Edward O. Thorp
2. Adaptive Asset Allocation – Adam Butler, Michael Philbrick and Rodrigo Gordillo
3. Animal Farm – George Orwell
4. Antifragile – Nassim Taleb
5. Atomic Habits – James Clear
6. Capitalisim without Capital – Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake
7. Black Swan – Nassim Taleb
8. Deep Value
9. Expert Secrets – Russell Brunson
10. Fail-Safe Investing – Harry Browne
11. Fooled By Randomness – Nassim Taleb
12. Fortune’s Formula
13. Good Strategy / Bad Strategy
14. Han Feizi
15. Influence – Robert Cialdini
16. Laughing at Wall Street
17. Millionaire Fastlane
18. Misbehaviour of the Markets
19. Never Split the Difference
20. One Up On Wall Street
21. Poor Charlie’s Almanack
22. Quantitative Value
23. Shoe Dog – Phil Knight
24. Skin In The Game – Nassim Taleb
25. Stocks on the Move – Andreas Clenow
26. Sun Tzu Art of War
27. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant
28. The Dandho Investor
29. The Education of a Value Investor
30. The Hour Between Wolf And Dog – John Coates
31. The Intelligent Investor – Benjamin Graham
32. The Lessons of History – Will & Ariel Durant
33. The Little Book That Beats The Market
34. The Master Algorithm
35. The Permanent Portfolio – Craig Rowland and J. M. Lawson
36. The Prince – Machiavelli
37. The Psychology of Money
38. The Selfish Gene – Richard Dawkins
39. The Star Principle
40. The Subtle Art of not Giving a Fuck
41. Think and Grow Rich – Napoleon Hill
42. Trade Like A Stock Market Wizard
43. Wanting – Luke Burgis
44. You Can Be A Stock Market Genius
45. Zero to One – Peter Thiel