My Top 10 Books Of All Time!

Hey dudes, here are my top 10 books ever (so far!). This was a fun one to put together. If you're interested in joining my patreon for the booksaresick book club I will link that below!

[mrsrandom]

1:00 Latest read - The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka
1:48 10. Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan
2:57 9. The Fisherman by John Langan
3:55 8. The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison
5:02 7. Pet Cemetery by Stephen King
6:13 6. The Perks of Being a Wall Flower by Stephen Chbosky
7:04 5. The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty
8:40 4. The Stand by Stephen King
10:33 3. The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien
11:31 2. Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry
12:42 1. 11/22/63 by Stephen King

[whitney]

Can I just say I am so excited that I found your channel. The Stand is one of my favorite books and was so excited to see it on your list- excited to see more of your recommendations!!!

Dude, you're so awesome. Keep reading, keep recording videos about books! Your energy is just so friendly.

[Zedstorm]

your videos are so good man, mainly because you are such a natural, your cosy videos I can't get wait to see more of your videos

[SilverSparrow]

Love the channel. Thanks for doing this, I binged most of your channel vids in 2 days and added a ton of great reads to my “Want to read” on Goodreads. I also love Stephen King and just started reading him last year only Carrie and Salem’s Lot so far…keep on being awesome!

[Tuff_Bananas]

I only recently got back into reading and one of my first books to read this year was 11/22/63 because of your suggestion. Loved it! Keep these videos coming. Thanks!

[CodedBookworm]

Hey Nick, I just recently found your channel and love your stuff. I only put books on my favorite of all time list if I would want to reread them as well because it takes a lot for me to want to reread a book. Last night, I started a channel of my own finally after much debating. Keep going when the awesome content. I also like that your Vibe is just so chill.

[Zhwar]

I am so glad that my recommendations bring people who are working on book tube curriculums and you were one of them who I subscribed to, you are doing it incredibly well 🔥

[rocklord]

Just got recommended your channel, currently binging your videos- they are awesome! I can't wait to see more stuff from you brother.

[iamrjdennis]

Dude, I'm so glad to have stumbled upon your channel! You seem like a wonderful person, this was a joy to watch. I'm also new to reading and have fallen in love with Stephen King's books. My favorite I've read so far is Misery. Definitely want to read It and 11/22/63 at some point. Thank you for sharing your favorite books, it's inspiring to hear people talk about what they love! I will definitely check out your other videos!

[slink]

I love Perks of Being a Wallflower. One of my favorite books is Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. It follows a Korean family through 4 generations living in Japan. Really good read, I still think about these characters even though I read the book 5 years ago.

[drewkilker]

I read 11/22/63 last month on your recommendation and it's a new favorite, so thanks!

[Xylus.]

It's so awesome to hear that you got into reading as an adult, and I commend that decision. I helped my best friend get into reading in his 20s, and now its one of our favorite ways to connect. We both actually just finished reading The Bluest Eye.

I think reading is so important for a variety of reasons, and in our overstimulated world especially. It's so important to be able to put down everything and sit down in a quiet place and read. Regardless of what im reading, it's always meditative and, most crucially, sharpens my focus and attention span while engaging my critical thinking and empathy. Focused, deep reading will always be one of the best things you can do for your brain.

[ashleyl]

Love hearing about people who get into reader a little older. So freaking excited for you.

[gill]

The wistful look when reviewing Lonesome Dove says it all. It's an incredible book and I was upset when I finished it too. No longer being 'on the trail' was a shock lol. And even now think fondly of all the characters. It's personally my no 1. Like you say the dialogue is epic. Happy reading!

[SelmaHayi]

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[wheelsofmercury]

Love your enthusiasm and passion for books! Just subscribed because of it!

[ChrissyPio]

i love how genuine this video is, this made my day

[duKamzyy]

I'm so happy you included Claire Keegan. I have also read "Foster, " which you mentioned, and I've never been struck by a book as much. It's second only to "Of Mice and Men" in the strength of feeling I felt after reading it. I will definitely read "Small Things Like These." Thank you for all the recommendations!

[pwhitters]

Great list ! Love its diversity and love your enthusiasm when discussing them. Its like you’re introducing your best buddies to us . A few on my top 10 are Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet, A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving, and The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver. Happy reading !