What are some books you think everyone should read?

The first book, and I'm not kidding. I'm reading this now. This became so big and got turned into a movie for a reason. Also, if you need a good example of how to write at a grade 10 level, this would be good.

I saw the movie a few days ago and took a glance at the book, which I'll be reading next. Jack London's writing is supposed to be top-notch, so totally worth it.

The Penguin edition. It's an amazing philosophical work. I was a philosophy major at the University of Toronto and we never read this. Shame.

I did read this at the University of Toronto and it was the most important book I read there.

All Robert Greene books are amazing, but his first is the most popular. It's even banned in prison making it more alluring.

Lucky enough to have read this during the first COVID lockdown. Another Robert Greene book. Very long, but illuminating.

This book probably helped me get my first news reporter job - and I went to journalism school and they never taught it! Writers will love it, non-writers will get something out of it for sure.

Ryan Holiday's first book. If you want to know how the media works and the real forces influencing it, this is a must-read. Came out a decade ago and is still relevant.

The Marcus Aurelius book we all know and love.

By Dale Carnegie. The lesser-known title to his popular How to Win Friends and Influence People. Lot's of solid advice. He even quotes Seneca and Marcus Aurelius, too.

By Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga. Really big in Japan. Amazing for everyone.

By Steven Pressfield. If you need inspiration, this book, written 20 years ago will give it to you and make the case for it.

By Viktor Frankl. I saw this on @Oluoch's list and I had to add it on my own.