Posts Tagged ‘books’

After a week of delays due to complications with moving, the new nonfiction list is finally published.  Charles Darwin managed to hang on to the top spot once again.  Other notable names near the top of the list are Plato, Henry David Thereau, Adam Smith, and others.  To check out the complete list visit the Best 100 Nonfiction Books page at http://www.thebest100lists.com/best100nonfictionbooks/.  As always the old version of all of our lists is available in the previous versions section of the respective list.

Coming up next week is our most popular list:  The Best 100 Novels.  Check back on Monday the 7th of February for that updated list.

The literature forum is now hosting a weekly literature trivia game thanks to Bostone.  Thanks for the outstanding idea and all of your work Bostone!  The game is currently in its second week.  Check out:

• Week 1
• Week 2

Anyone that wants to participate or to create similar trivia questions for any of the other forums is welcome to do so.  Just visit the forum and sign up!

Thanks to everyone who has signed up and is participating in the forums.

The Best 100 Nonfiction Books list has just been updated.  The list is still fairly new so there are only 35 books displayed to this point.  As more votes come in the rest of the best 100 list will be posted.  As always you can check out all of the previous versions of the list by looking in the “Previous Lists” section of the website.

Next week is a big update.  Our most popular list, The Best 100 Novels, will be updated on Monday the 20th of September.  See you then!

The Best 100 Children’s Books list has just been updated.  The list still has relatively few votes when compared to some of the other lists so I expect it to still change quite a bit over time.   For this reason, I have not compiled a complete list as of yet.  The list did, however, go from 15 children’s books to 30 in this update.  The entire list changed quite a bit in this update including the former number one book, Green Eggs and Ham, moving all the way down to #6.  To find out who took over the top five spots check out the entire list at The Best 100 Children’s Books.

Make sure to check back next Monday for an update of The Best 100 Movies List.