The proper way to learn about anything.

Now, this might seem like a stupid topic for a blog, as many people think that there to no proper way to learn something, just pick up the book and read it, just watch the course, and this and that, but things are not that simple, there is a lot of material out there on the internet and in the library, but not all of that material is simple and easy to learn, even if some of it is simple and easy to learn, it is not always the most accurate and up to date material.

Many books and courses do not always show the full correct information, they might bend the correct information to make it seem more simple and easy, so people would buy it, but I ask myself, what is better, simple, and easy to read and understand but wrong information, or complex and difficult to read and understand, but right information, but once you understand the right information, even the complex and difficult becomes simple and easy in your mind.

How do we choose the right books and what are the right and good books, both of these topics will be covered in this blogpost, how and where to find the best and good books, and which books are good books, maybe I will even create a small list that tells and gives you information about some of the best books to have ever existed in every sector or genre, whichever word suits you, from educational books, fiction, non-fiction, horror, comedy, literature books.

I will recommend that you use Udemy for learning something new, like some coding language, or a real language.

Now I will give you the list of some of the best books ever created :

Listed below are the top ten books of the 20th and 19th century respectively.

top Ten Works of the 20th Century

9. The complete stories of Flannery O’Connor

Top Ten Works of the 19th Century

5. The stories of Anton Chekhov

Now, these are some of the best books overall regardless of the timeline:

Personal Development Books Everyone Should Read Science and Technology Books You Must-Read Travel and Adventure Books You Must-Read Before You Die Must-Read Biographies and History Books

The Fault in Our Stars is a novel by John Green. It is his fourth solo novel and sixth novel overall. It was published on January 10, 2012. The title is inspired by Act 1, Scene 2 of Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar, in which the nobleman Cassius says to Brutus: “ The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, / But in ourselves, that we are underlings.”

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Originally published at https://aanvikm25.blogspot.com on July 6, 2021.