Hey there 👋 and welcome to my first annual ebook checklist. 📚🤓
Under you’ll discover all of the books I learn in 2019 ordered by reputation (variety of Goodreads critiques), high quality (common Goodreads ranking) and authentic publication date (survivors beat out new arrivers).
This 12 months I launched the TRACKTION Planner, kicked off the TRACKTION Masterclass and spent an enormous period of time writing about productiveness.
As a counterbalance, 2019 was one thing non-fiction sabbatical for me – and I beloved each second of it.
For those who’re pushing aside studying since you don’t have the time, area or power for it; or if you happen to’re simply not excited in regards to the books you suppose you ought to learn; or if anybody ever appears to be like down on you for studying what you like then listed here are my options…
First, inform these folks (or the voice in your head) to go shove it.
And second, keep in mind that studying one thing is at all times higher than studying nothing in any respect.
Do what you possibly can, from the place you’re, with what you could have; be taught to like studying; begin someplace; construct the behavior and also you’ll find yourself studying increasingly broadly than you ever imagined.
And the perfect half is, you’ll love each second of it.
That’s all for right this moment!
I’ll see you again right here in 12 months time with my ebook checklist from the 12 months 2020.
So, with out additional ado, right here’s my 2019 ebook checklist…
Arthur’s E-book Record 2019
- Delight and Prejudice (1813), Jane Austen
279 pages. Rated 4.3 over 2,717,900 critiques on Goodreads. - The Rely of Monte Cristo (1844), Alexandre Dumas
1,276 pages. Rated 4.2 over 702,100 critiques on Goodreads. - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1892), Arthur Conan Doyle
246 pages. Rated 4.3 over 224,700 critiques on Goodreads. - Anne of Inexperienced Gables (1908), L.M. Montgomery
320 pages. Rated 4.3 over 663,100 critiques on Goodreads. - Gone with the Wind (1936), Margaret Mitchell
1,037 pages. Rated 4.3 over 1,022,800 critiques on Goodreads. - East of Eden (1952), John Steinbeck
601 pages. Rated 4.4 over 400,000 critiques on Goodreads. - The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (1894), Arthur Conan Doyle
378 pages. Rated 4.3 over 76,700 critiques on Goodreads. - Endurance (1959), Alfred Lansing
Shackleton’s Unimaginable Voyage
282 pages. Rated 4.4 over 73,700 critiques on Goodreads. - The Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965), Malcolm X
466 pages. Rated 4.3 over 177,900 critiques on Goodreads. - I, Robotic (Robotic, #0.1) (1950), Isaac Asimov
224 pages. Rated 4.2 over 254,200 critiques on Goodreads. - Stoner (1965), John Williams
278 pages. Rated 4.3 over 85,900 critiques on Goodreads. - The Full Maus (1986), Artwork Spiegelman
296 pages. Rated 4.6 over 119,200 critiques on Goodreads. - The Caves of Metal (Robotic #1) (1954), Isaac Asimov
206 pages. Rated 4.2 over 73,800 critiques on Goodreads. - The Moon is a Harsh Mistress (1966), Robert A. Heinlein
288 pages. Rated 4.2 over 102,000 critiques on Goodreads. - The Drawing of the Three (The Darkish Tower, #2) (1987), Stephen King
463 pages. Rated 4.2 over 199,900 critiques on Goodreads. - Childhood’s Finish (1953), Arthur C. Clarke
224 pages. Rated 4.1 over 118,700 critiques on Goodreads. - The Waste Lands (The Darkish Tower, #3) (1991), Stephen King
422 pages. Rated 4.2 over 170,900 critiques on Goodreads. - The Eternally Battle (The Eternally Battle, #1) (1974), Joe Haldeman
278 pages. Rated 4.2 over 127,600 critiques on Goodreads. - Courageous New World (1932), Aldous Huxley
288 pages. Rated 4.0 over 1,323,300 critiques on Goodreads. - On Writing (2000), Stephen King
A Memoir of the Craft
320 pages. Rated 4.3 over 201,700 critiques on Goodreads. - The Title of the Wind (2007), Patrick Rothfuss
662 pages. Rated 4.5 over 642,600 critiques on Goodreads. - Wizard and Glass (The Darkish Tower, #4) (1997), Stephen King
845 pages. Rated 4.3 over 152,100 critiques on Goodreads. - The Smart Man’s Worry (2011), Patrick Rothfuss
994 pages. Rated 4.6 over 384,900 critiques on Goodreads. - The Darkish Tower (The Darkish Tower, #7) (2004), Stephen King
1,050 pages. Rated 4.3 over 132,600 critiques on Goodreads. - The Lies of Locke Lamora (Gentleman Bastard, #1) (2006), Scott Lynch
752 pages. Rated 4.3 over 193,300 critiques on Goodreads. - Wolves of the Calla (The Darkish Tower, #5) (2003), Stephen King
931 pages. Rated 4.2 over 144,100 critiques on Goodreads. - Earlier than They Are Hanged (The First Regulation, #2) (2007), Joe Abercrombie
441 pages. Rated 4.3 over 101,200 critiques on Goodreads. - Candide (1759), Voltaire
129 pages. Rated 3.8 over 206,300 critiques on Goodreads. - The Gunslinger (The Darkish Tower, #1) (1982), Stephen King
231 pages. Rated 4.0 over 479,000 critiques on Goodreads. - Final Argument of Kings (The First Regulation, #3) (2008), Joe Abercrombie
536 pages. Rated 4.3 over 95,500 critiques on Goodreads. - Crimson Seas Below Crimson Skies (Gentleman Bastard, #2) (2007), Scott Lynch
578 pages. Rated 4.2 over 101,800 critiques on Goodreads. - Pandora’s Star (2004), Peter F. Hamilton
768 pages. Rated 4.2 over 39,300 critiques on Goodreads. - Judas Unchained (2005), Peter F. Hamilton
827 pages. Rated 4.3 over 29,800 critiques on Goodreads. - The Blade Itself (The First Regulation, #1) (2006), Joe Abercrombie
515 pages. Rated 4.2 over 145,500 critiques on Goodreads. - The Slight Edge (2005), Jeff Olson
168 pages. Rated 4.4 over 15,800 critiques on Goodreads. - Gulliver’s Travels (1726), Jonathan Swift
306 pages. Rated 3.6 over 217,500 critiques on Goodreads. - The Compound Impact (2010), Darren Hardy (Abstract)
Jumpstart Your Revenue, Your Life, Your Success
A concise, sensible information to mastering small selections that decide huge outcomes which dictate the course of your life – by finest promoting creator, writer and motivational speaker, Darren Hardy.
162 pages. Rated 4.4 over 21,000 critiques on Goodreads. - The Republic of Thieves (Gentleman Bastard, #3) (2013), Scott Lynch
650 pages. Rated 4.2 over 75,100 critiques on Goodreads. - The Three-Physique Drawback (2007), Liu Cixin
400 pages. Rated 4.1 over 113,300 critiques on Goodreads. - Tune of Susannah (The Darkish Tower, #6) (2004), Stephen King
544 pages. Rated 4.0 over 121,300 critiques on Goodreads. - Half the World (Shattered Sea, #2) (2015), Joe Abercrombie
366 pages. Rated 4.2 over 27,000 critiques on Goodreads. - Who Moved My Cheese? (1998), Spencer Johnson (Abstract)
A brief, light-hearted parable in regards to the other ways we reply to life’s modifications and the way doing so skillfully might help us discover extra success and happines in our lives, by best-selling creator, Dr. Spencer Johnson.
96 pages. Rated 3.8 over 331,600 critiques on Goodreads. - Half a King (Shattered Sea, #1) (2014), Joe Abercrombie
416 pages. Rated 4.0 over 44,600 critiques on Goodreads. - DotCom Secrets and techniques (2015), Russell Brunson
The Underground Playbook for Rising Your Firm On-line
274 pages. Rated 4.4 over 1,800 critiques on Goodreads. - Half a Battle (Shattered Sea, #3) (2015), Joe Abercrombie
513 pages. Rated 4.0 over 21,300 critiques on Goodreads. - Skilled Secrets and techniques (2017), Russell Brunson
The Underground Playbook for Discovering Your Message, Constructing a Tribe, and Altering the World
302 pages. Rated 4.4 over 1,200 critiques on Goodreads. - The Boron Letters (2013), Gary Halbert
146 pages. Rated 4.3 over 1,000 critiques on Goodreads. - Invisible Promoting Machine (2015), Ryan Deiss
178 pages. Rated 4.3 over 300 critiques on Goodreads. - Launch (2014), Jeff Walker
An Web Millionaire’s Secret Formulation to Promote Nearly Something On-line, Construct a Enterprise You Love, and Reside the Lifetime of Your Goals
170 pages. Rated 4.1 over 2,100 critiques on Goodreads. - One to Many (2018), Jason Fladlien
The Secret to Webinar Success
348 pages. Rated 4.7 over on Goodreads. - Million Greenback Coach (2016), Taki Moore
The 9 Methods That Drive A 7-Determine Teaching Enterprise
173 pages. Rated 4.2 over on Goodreads.