Top 100 Books: 60-51 | An Erudite Adventure

Here is the fifth part of my Top 100 Books of All Time list. At least, as of the early part of 2024. Here are numbers 60-51. Let me know what you think!
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[@bardsandbooks]

Always cool to see such a varied list of books that you discuss! Thanks for putting a lot of these on my radar 🤘🏽

[@AnEruditeAdventure]

It wouldn’t be quite so varied if I limited it to just Fantasy. But that’s okay.
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[@walkingwriter4325]

I read both Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn many years ago and recall liking TS much more than HF. I thought the latter kind of dragged. But my main point is "Jurassic Park". Read that a few years ago and enjoyed it. I like a lot of Michael Crichton books. Just finished reading his novel "Micro" this morning. He had started writing it before he died and Richard Preston finished it for him. A fun, quick read even though it's slightly over 400 pages. It's kind of like JP on the miniature scale, with beetles, wasps, ants, etc. taking the role of the dinosaurs. Some commentary, especially at the end, about the role of new technology in our lives. And you learn lots of cool things about bugs and birds, too!

[@AnEruditeAdventure]

I’ll read Tom Sawyer someday (and reread Huck Finn). Maybe soon.
I want to read more Crichton. I’ve got his pirate one (can’t remember the name off the top of my head) on my shelf, so eventually I’ll get there.
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[@J.R.Carrel]

Love Michael Crichton

[@AnEruditeAdventure]

Great to hear.
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[@vens_book_corner]

I want to go back and re-read Earthsea, it has been a long time since i read them.A friend of mine picked up Natural History of Dragons recently and i am looking forward to pinching it off them at some point. Loving your Top 100 series bud

[@AnEruditeAdventure]

Thank you. Earthsea is so nice. As is Natural History of Dragons. Low stakes enough that it just becomes comfortable, but fun stories that are still full of adventure.
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