Top 20 Books I Read in 2016

it's all I've ever dreamed from literature it is the best kind the best example of lovecraftian horror I have ever read

one of the most enjoyable reading experiences I've had in recent years a beautiful historical Thriller that it's extremely accurate but never pedantic it depicts the city of Venice like few other books I've read are able to do

it's a book that really grew on me when I read it I liked it I gave it an enthusiastic review but I had some doubts about it and I still do

it's about privacy in today's world in the internet age whether that's possible and to me it's an amazing example of horror actually of lovecraftian horror

all of these stories are amazing really it's impossible how good these stories are each of them is it's great it's amazing

it talks in very original and gimmicky ways about the experience of being a reader the meaning of literature and its function the experience of writing also

a heartbreaking book about lovecraftian horror set in the America of the 1950s of the G Crow lows and it plays beautifully between the with the parallels between being African-American in America

possibly the hardest book I've read this year and possibly the most rewarding book I've read this year Mason and Dixon by Thomas Pinchin

the more I think about it the more I believe it's a masterpiece it's truly among shon's best works

last year I loved his last novel numer zero to this year I was able to love the name of the Rose

s is not as much a book even though it is a book as it is an experience it borders on being some kind of game even maybe a board game

it's an amazing Horror Story and also a great writing experiment highly enjoyable but extremely rewarding

of those five stories at least a good three are amazing and at least one which is the secret integration is an impossible Masterpiece

several of these stories are among the best science fiction stories I've ever read these are the kind of this is the kind of stuff that makes you think that science fiction is unbeatable as a genre

if you love fantasy books about Crossing into other worlds kind of Chronicles of Narnia but better this is an awesome book if you love baseball

the Fortress of Solitude which I reread this year is a book I loved a lot I'm talking about it because I never mentioned it much on my channel but then as it is I do believe that it is one of the masterpieces of the 21st century

one of the most the scariest books I've read in recent years which is all the more strange considering it's from the 19th century basically and it's an amazing book about Cosmic Horror in the lovecraftian vein

an amazing Gothic novel horror novel setting an isolated eie European Castle but also a book that is beautifully narrated and a great ref ction on the on the need the human need for storytelling

it's also an amazing mystery novel and it's also an amazing historical novel set in the Middle Ages as an historical novel it kind of is a bit pedantic

amazing book about slavery about the true horrors of what slavery was a great book that mixes element of fantasy on the Fantastical with historical reality

which is one of the cutest reads and one of the most hilarious books I've read this year it is a book the internet kind of hates but I liked it quite a lot

it's more thrilling both plot-wise and character-wise than most of those novels it's by far my favorite post underw Theo novel and I would suggest it to anyone was looking for a slow read and for good food for thought