the most interesting book (who, which, that) I've ever read.

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Can only "that" be the answer here for the superlative adjective? Doesn't "which" also work here?

37)This is the most interesting book (who, which, that) I've ever read.
 
keannu said:
Can only "that" be the answer here for the superlative adjective? Doesn't "which" also work here?

37)This is the most interesting book (who, which, that) I've ever read.
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It would be more natural without any of them: "This is the most interesting book I've ever read."
 
I agree with bhai. If you must choose, use 'that'.
 
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