But don't worry if you don't get all the details. Read 2: Read the book but this time read the proofs.
If the book has exercises, see if you can do the first one of each chapter or section as you go. Read 1: Let your eyes jump from definition to lemma to theorem without reading the proofs in between unless something grabs your attention or bothers you. Often the most important ideas are those that can be stated concisely, so you should be able to remember them once you are engaging the book. Learn about the big questions asked in the subject, and the basics of the theorems that answer them. Read 0: Don't read the book, read the Wikipedia article or ask a friend what the subject is about. This method has worked well for me (but what works well for one person won't necessarily work well for everyone).
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