I Read 102 Books In 2024, These 5 Were Best.

[@NZAnimeManga]

ty for the major Stoner spoilers.

[@davidfincherenjoyer]

My top 10 from last year in no particular order: East of Eden - Steinbeck The Goldfinch - Donna Tartt Slaughterhouse V - Kurt Vonnegut, contender for my favourite book alongside 'The Brothers Karamazov' and/or 'Mrs Dalloway' Roosevelt: The Lion and the Fox and The Soldier of Freedom - James McGregor Burns The Name of the Rose - Umberto Ecco, Sherlock Holmes mystery but 10x darker, set in a medieval monastery with a monk-killing murderer on the loose Determined - Robert M. Sapolsky, an argument for the absence of free will, or at least for a mitigated form of free will The Count of Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas Epidemics and Society: From the Black Death to the Present - Frank M. Snowden Les Miserables - Victor Hugo An Essay Concerning Human Understanding - John Locke I read 108 books in 2024 compared to 143 in 2023. However overall I read more in 2024 with the average length of each book being 424 pages. I have no life. Subbed, production quality is very high for a channel of your size. I've shelved 3/5 of these recommendations onto my TBR for this year (I've already read the other 2), I think I'll enjoy the Tokyo mystery the most :)

[@EM.Bricklaying]

It took me until about halfway through the video to see that it’s got less than 20 likes and your channel has less than 5k subs. How shocking, the content and quality of this video is that of a large KZbin channel. Keep up the good work

[@asthen5332]

great recommendations and production bro

[@sans4l1ly]

hav enough read Malcolm’s autobiography? I really love his narration

[@BookswithSam1]

Such a unique list, adds multiple of these to my TBR. Great stuff!

[@triggerfilms]

my favorite white boy

[@EduardoLaviano]

hahahaha

[@georgewashington4394]

Do you have a Goodreads or something? I'd love to see the other 97 books you read in 2024.

[@AuntieKiller163]

I second this^

[@barterjke]

I appreciate video format being for CRT TV. Very underrated!

[@josies.2932]

This was a really good video! I'd like to read these

[@Tassy_devil-1]

Great video and recommendations! Your excessive use of "like" however, is quite jarring (in my opinion) (i.e., around 4:44). Anyway, definitely adding those books to the tbr.

[@rose_cor3080]

good stuff glad i stumbled upon this best book was probably blood meridian, most enjoyable was kafka on the shore, once you get past the “weird” stuff

[@CC.Tinsley]

LETS GO MAX DICE

[@TheAlbaner990]

I read the autobiography of malcolm x by alex haley and it’s one of my favourites of all time, I might even say it got me into reading again and i did not know about this biography, so i will definitely with no doubt in my mind read this one to, thank you so much for bringing this to my attention

[@nihul]

cool video!! do you have a goodreads? if you dont perhaps you should make one; id like to see all the books youve read.

[@RyanLisbon]

How dare you call Stoner boring. The car chase scene was intense. Great video

[@Wrycon-Inc]

Best book I read in 2024 was Blood Music by Greg Bear. Recommended.

[@EduardoLaviano]

“existencial icon” ok diva

[@benyaminahmadiadib7863]

what are some o the best books you've read in general?

[@CDChester]

great video // well-done production // all those books (the specific five) aren't really for me, but I'm mainly a philosophical non-fiction reader (yes I'm a nerd lol) // regardless, well done chap

[@hazelst2118]

my favorite books from 2024 are either the goldfinch by donna tartt or steal this book by 60's yippie activist abbie hoffman. steal this book isn't a narrative story but it paints an incredibly vivid and intimate picture of life in chicago (and honestly, america) during that time period. abbie's essentially writing a survival guide for people that want to say fuck you to capitalism but it's so much more than that!

[@celinaishikawa13]

in Japan, if a book title would be 100 views of Mt Fuji, it’s not literal. Just means “a lot” of prints of Mt Fuji! So it’s ok if you said you read “100 books”