[baq]

I’m wailing in sadness here knowing that I can’t ever be you, early forties and reading Pratchett for the first time in my life. Alas.

Otherwise no regrets reading him 25 years ago, none at all.

[zulux]

Re-reading deep books when you're older is also a joy: You've forgotten a lot, and you appreciate different things.

The Minas Tirith part of the ending of LOTR hits hard as a 50-year-old man, but as a kid, it was just a lot of pomp.

Hope you get a good reread sometime.