My Top Ten Books of All Time (As of 2024)

In today's video, I talk about my top ten books of all time! This list of top ten books was a difficult one to make - a lot books went into consideration. Stick around to see what books I have as my top ten favorite of all time! And let me know in the comments what your top ten books are! Thank you for stopping by!

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[indestructible]

Solid choices! For those looking to dig deeper into truly transformative reads, Nixorus has some underrated recommendations worth checking out.

[mr.e]

Wow, huge props putting Watership Down on the list. One of my all-time favorite books, and every time I mention it, nobody’s ever heard of it.

[danlopez.]

I wished I enjoyed reading as much as I enjoy watching videos of people talking about reading.

[AlbertGauche]

10. Watership Down
9. Gone with the Wind
8. Enemy of God
7. Dune
6. Lonesome Dove
5. Golden Son
4. Prince of Tides
3. Game of Thrones
2. The Lord of the Rings
1. The Stand

[sueblack]

Lonesome Dove is hands down my favorite book of all time. There has never been nor will ever be a character as unique and wonderful as Gus McCrae

[Spidermanonmynewps]

I just started binging your channel and was so excited to see, literally immediately after finishing your 7 books in 7 days video, that you posted a new one 30 seconds ago. Wild. New fan

[lorifrederick]

Oh, thank you for recognizing Watership Down. I read and re-read that book about 4 times! I was around when that first came out. Yeah, I'm THAT old 😂 i bought it with my babysitting money!

[TerryJ]

So happy you included Prince of Tides on your list. I don’t hear too many people talking about this marvel of a book. I read it many years ago, but still remember how it made me feel when the truth came out finally. I need to reread this masterpiece.

[HoneyBun]

In all honesty I am so happy to see when you and your wife post a video. I love books so much and just seeing people appreciate the hard work that authors do is just amazing. Hopefully when I publish my book it will be grand. ☺

[midrangemonroe]

Based on this list, my guy's gotta check out The Pillars of the Earth and Shogun. Both incredible historical fiction

[toshp]

The Lonesome Dove miniseries with Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones is absolutely gorgeous as well. I highly recommend it too.

[leahjuniper]

I love
1) to kill a mockingbird - harper lee
2) I know why the caged bird sings - maya angelou
3) wrinkle in time- madeline l ' engle
4) something wicked this way comes - bradbury
5) paradise - Toni morrison
6) east of eden - steinbeck
7) beloved - morrison
8)count of Monte Cristo- dumas
9) don Quixote - cervantes
10) Shakespeare Shakespeare Shakespeare ( othello, Richard iv)
I know a rather odd list.

[PreppinShootinLivin]

Great call on Watership Down….i don’t ever see anyone talk about it. Great book.

[whatstaceyreads]

I specifically bought The Stand bc of your recommendation! Very excited to get into it!

[TheGildedBookLife]

Watership Down! One of my all time faves! So happy to see it acknowledged here.

[starlasell]

❤📚❤️ Yes, Watership Down a five-star book!

[ebony]

The Count of Monte Cristo and The Picture of Dorian Gray seem like books you'd like!!

I'm in the IB and I loved these two books so much that my extended essay is a comparison of the themes of moral degradation in both these books and relating it to artistic movements that were ongoing while the books were being written!

[sarahbailey]

Ken Follet 'The Pillars of the Earth' is a great read if you like historical fiction I can't recommend it highly enough.

[jimmymeck]

My top 5 are...
1. 11/22/63 - Stephen King
2. Words of Radiance - Brandon Sanderson
3. The Ferryman - Justin Cronin
4. Dark Mattet - Blake Crouch
5. Morning Star - Pierce Brown

[cyrusvandergreft]

I'm in the last stretch of 'A Game of Thrones' myself; even having watched the show, that still hasn't taken anything away from how amazing this book is, I hope Martin finishes the series.