1. House of Leaves
2. The Poisonwood Bible
3. Atlas Shrugged
4. King John
5. The Five People You Meet in Heaven
6. Catcher in the Rye
7. The Sense of an Ending
8. Lord of the Flies
9. Macbeth
10. The Great Gatsby
11. The 100-Year-Old-Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared
12. And Then There Were None
13. A Monster Calls
14. Beloved
15. The Stranger
Make Fun of My Favorite Books
Robert Ramirez
Kevin Collins
>Atlas Shrugged
Poor are bad, m'kay?
Noah Thompson
This is the opinion of someone who has never read the book
Levi Bailey
Atlas Shrugged just bad fanfiction. It assumes human ingenuity will solve everything and that society would be a better place if only more intelligent, good guys were rich and in charge of everything. I would think that Allan Greenspan's legacy would have proven just how much bullshit is anything Ayn Rand preached about human behavior.
The rest of the list is either pretty cool or I've no opinion (never read). Glad to King John as above Macbeth (or listed for that matter) for it's also my favorite Shakespeare play. I s'pose I've outgrown Catcher and anything else by Salinger, but I read him at the right time of my life (which is a necessity for some authors, like Hermann Hesse).
Josiah Cruz
>House of Leaves
pale fire: "aahh!! im going iNsAnE!!!" edition
Aaron Wilson
>14. Beloved
top cringe
Lincoln Jones
>catcher in the rye
How old are you? This is not a trick question.
Matthew Kelly
>Atlas Shrugged
>Beloved
please tell me you're not this cringe lmao
Samuel Ross
this could be a pseud filter list. all titles could be loved for the wrong reasons. or understood as a phenomena on a deeper level and why it is truly an interesting read.
Lincoln Lee
This is the opinion of someone who read one book and thinks they are superior to all others
Isaac Bennett
Are you a roastie wtf are these garbage ass books
Carter Watson
>The Great Gatsby
How's it feel being a cuck?
>King John, Macbeth
git gud at Shakespeare, cuck
>Lord of The Flies, Catcher in the Rye
underage b8 and cucked
(Sorry, all I can think of is jokes about you being a cuck, nothing personnel kid)
Cameron Long
Fag. Ok now do me (not too hard:)
1. Rosemary's Baby
2. Bone Tomahawk
3. The Thing
4. Hereditary
5. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
6. Jackie Brown
7. Inglorious Basterds
8. Enemy
9. Blue Velvet
10. Mulholland Drive
11. Mean Streets
12. Taxi Driver
13. The Godfather Part II
14. Cave of Forgotten Dreams
15. Eastern Promises
The list is always sorta flowy as the years go on, BTW
Owen Jones
>git gud at Shakespeare
I-is there a ranking, user?
Christian Jenkins
go back to Yea Forums
Jace Russell
In practice, not really.
Kevin White
Do me anons
1. Brothers Karamazov
2. Moby Dick
3. Julius Caesar (Shakespeare)
4. Past and Present
5. Sartor Resartus
6. Conversations of Goethe with Johann Peter Eckermann
7. The Count of Monte Cristo
8. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
9. Parallel Lives
10. The Republic
11. Laws
12. The Seagull
13. The World as Will and Representation
14. Richard Wagner: A Biography
15. Crime & Punishment
Anthony Sanders
When does Moby Dick get good? I just finished that chapter when Ishmael meets Quequeeg and it was kind of gay but somehow funny.
Ryder Collins
>tbk, moby dick, sartor resartus in top 5
unequivocally based
Angel Collins
Liking Mitch Albloom should be a bannable offense. The rest is just up to taste even though i personally hate Catcher in the Rye
Cooper Lopez
>3. Julius Caesar
Plutarch's Life of Brutus is superior. I guess it's the source material for the play tho.
Adam Hill
please tell me you’re not this susceptible to bait
Joseph Butler
1. The Fall of the House of Usher
2. A Night at the Tavern (Álvares de Azevedo)
3. One Hundred Years of Solitude
4. Middlemarch
5. Invisible Cities
6. The Grapes of Wrath
7. Meditations on First Philosophy
8. In Cold Blood
9. Angela's Ashes
10. Bonfire of the Vanities
Ethan Campbell
Mason Cook
My turn!
1) In Rainbows
2) good kid, m.A.A.d. city
3) Dark Side of the Moon
4) Koyaanisqatsi
5) The Fellowship of the Ring OST
6) Late Registration
7) Funeral
8) Atrocity Exhibition
9) Liquid Swords
10) Are You Experienced
11) To Pimp A Butterfly
12) Wish You Were Here
13) Kid A
14) Carrie & Lowell
15) Yeezus
Ayden Moore
Is it possible for a brainlet to make it through #8?
I’ve managed a few chapters and while I didn’t really comprehend much I kinda enjoyed what was there.
I’d liken it to an aesthetically pleasing piece of abstract art you know is supposed to be something beyond room decor, but damned if you can figure out what it is.
Nicholas Myers
this is the most disgusting shit i have ever seen what the fuck is wrong with you
Jose Moore
most bait list in this thread.
Kevin Baker
my top 15 is immeasurably worse than that
Wyatt Brooks
You suck as a person.
The fall
The myth of Sisyphus
The rebel
The extended phenotype
The selfish gene
Explaining consciousness
The blank slate
The barbell prescription
Starting strength
End of faith
The human body and brain
The collapsing universe
The origin of consciousness in the breakdown of the bicameral mind
Valis
The ultimate hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
Levi Long
Cont.
You asked for which books were my favorites. Not which books would I choose to signal my intelligence or earn bragging rights on Yea Forums. I read a lot of Yea Forums's favorites. Moby dick, C&P, infinite jest, all of Plato, Stirner, Neitzche, Wittgenstein, a few others. Come to think of it "The ego and it's own" should have been on my list. But anyway just preemptively clarifying when you dipshit start intellectually dick waving because I would dare mention HHG or three of the four horsemen of atheism. I'm not signalling to you how many benchmarks I've read from the history of western thought. I'm answering what were my favorites.