We cover some of the essential philosophy books that are best for those who are just starting or looking to expand their mind. This list is more for your own personal reference as no download links are provided. If you’re exploring on the next path to take, this list may feed you with some great ideas.
This compilation, although not originally compiled by us, is by far one of the most ambitious and time consuming project, as we have to find a free legal downloadable links for every single title listed below. For the ones which are not available for free legally, we just leave them as they are, but for the ones which can be downloaded, they’ll be represented with a red underlined format.
Ever wanted to challenge your friends to see if they can read more books than you in a year? Well, with this list, you can. These books without a doubt can transport us to anywhere in the world, expanding our mind and imagination, bringing us to places without the physical requirements and time constraints. Here you’ll find curated lists of books set around the world, and we hope you enjoy it.
Book series here include lengths over 300 volumes to just 3 volumes (not counting the amount of pages per book). The fantasy genre is known for extremely long stories, particularly of the epic variety. It could be fairly easy to finish a long book series for some, but due to various elements such as time constraints, this may take up weeks or months to complete.
Regardless of your reading objectives, whether its quality or quantity, this list represents a guide in which you can find stories that you can finish in a sitting, maybe two. The titles that you find here range from 41 pages to 369 pages long.
In this post, not only we’re sharing a site which has diligently compiled all of H.P. Lovecraft’s work into a single ebook file, but how you can read all of his works chronologically. You may start from his earliest works till his later works before his passing. It is basically broken down into 4 parts, which are his Early Work (1917-1920), First Mythos (1920-1923), The Middle Years (1926-1928) and ultimately the Later Mythos (1930-1934).
Whatever you’re struggling with – losing weight, gaining employment, finding true love, getting a divorce, aging gracefully, dying with dignity – just knowing that simple answers to life’s complex problems are within reach through these ebooks.
This list includes the 30 most recommended books to read at least once in your life, covering both classics and relatively new titles. If you’ve read all 30 of them, feel free to leave your comments, we want to hear from you!
The scariest stories of all stories from various types and authors but with the same effect – all of us are not going to sleep tonight.