The Little Book of Common Sense Investing

The overall message of the book is key for anyone investing. It is a good primer/abstract into/of other classic investing books that praise the importance of stock indexing, low costs and not trying to choose winners (or choose costly advisers that supposedly choose winners.) However, despite its short in length, the book feels a bit long and repetitive to read (that might be because I've read some of the classics carrying a very similar message.)