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Here is the shit advice I found online

https://ibb.co/72VDGqk

What I did... I found top 50 list for books all time in different genre... non fiction science fiction, novels, horror classics and some other top books of all time list.

I cross referenced them and made my own top 10 list books that made it on multiple list and high up I added up on a point system.

I don't have my top 10 but I think catch 22... 1984 don Quixote was on it.

Anyways the advice in the image is for modern day morons

Here is the shit advice I found online https://ibb.co/72VDGqk What I did... I found top 50 list for books all time in different genre... non fiction science fiction, novels, horror classics and some other top books of all time list. I cross referenced them and made my own top 10 list books that made it on multiple list and high up I added up on a point system. I don't have my top 10 but I think catch 22... 1984 don Quixote was on it. Anyways the advice in the image is for modern day morons

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I don't like things like top 50 lists because they tend to have a lot of older classic books that were certainly influential to the genre, but might be boring compared to a modern book. And most people end up reading those classics in school anyhow.

And I wouldn't spend a lot of time with fantasy or science fiction books from 50 years ago. Very few have held up well over time compared to modern series. The Dune books, for example, are on every reading list, but they are boring with poor character development, which was typical of sci-fi from that time. And each book in the series gets worse. The only reason to even read the first book is because it influenced the genre so much.