Everything I Read in June

Repeated reading of classic literature reveals timeless themes that remain relevant across generations, as demonstrated by the author's annual rereading of The Great Gatsby, which continues to feel fresh and modern despite being published in 1925. Additionally, following literary rabbit holes—exploring books, films, and cultural references connected to one's reading—deepens engagement and creates immersive learning experiences, as the author did by watching films assigned to students in The Last Picture Show to better understand the novel's historical context.