Here at TCK Publishing, there are few things we love more than a great book. That’s why we’ve spent quite some time compiling lists of the best of the best, so you can be sure to find quality books for all your interests.
Below you’ll find a directory of all our best books lists organized by genre or subject to help make choosing your next read a little easier.
Best Overall
The Guilty Die Twice by Dan Hartshorn is one of our favorite books that we’ve published this year. For more of our all-time faves, check out these “best of the best” lists, including our top choices for the past year, and even all time.
Fiction
From beach reads to modern classics, we’ve gathered the best stories for every genre, so whether you’re a history buff or a sci-fi junkie, you’ll find something sure to charm you.
Beach Reads
Dystopian Novels
Erotic Romance
Fantasy
Fiction Books for Kids and Teens
Historical Fiction
Modern Classics
Mystery
Paranormal Romance
Science Fiction
Thrillers
Best Fictional Books by Author
Nonfiction
Whether you want to read about the lives of history’s greatest figures, pick up a new hobby, or learn how you can improve your productivity, a great nonfiction book can help you reach your goals. Check out our top picks for self-help, memoirs, and more.
Business and Marketing
Finance
For Kids
Health and Science
Histories and Memoirs
Parenting
Self-Help
Special Topics
Mixed Lists
Some topics yield diverse lists that feature both fiction and nonfiction titles. Check out these special recommendations for the best Christian books, books to read in your 20s, and more.
Our Best Books Lists
With so many fantastic options out there, your only challenge will be figuring out where to start! For some help tackling that TBR list, check out our tips on how to read more books so you can enjoy more of these top picks.
And luckily, catching up on book recommendations doesn’t have to be expensive—there are loads of sites that offer free ebooks for you to enjoy at no cost!
What are your favorite books of all time? Share your top picks in the comments below!
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As a blog writer for TCK Publishing, Kaelyn loves crafting fun and helpful content for writers, readers, and creative minds alike. She has a degree in International Affairs with a minor in Italian Studies, but her true passion has always been writing. Working remotely allows her to do even more of the things she loves, like traveling, cooking, and spending time with her family.
Y’know, one of the first sections I’d turn to if I got a hold of a Reader’s Digest was the “Drama in Real Life,” and most of my writing for the past few years has been directed at it’s book-length equivalent, yet these kinds of books rarely appear in any list of genres recommended for readers or advised for writers. Some of it shows up in “history,” but there’s a lot that isn’t counted as old enough to be “history” and can’t go under “memoir” because the author didn’t live it.
Hi Wendy! Yeah, that’s a tough one to categorize. I would say it might fall under creative nonfiction sometimes? It’s not the easiest writing to market, but I would think it might grow in popularity, given everyone’s obsession with true crime and reality TV.
Many excellent books and terrific writers on the market. Out of so many writers, I focus on TWO: C. J. Box and James Lee Burke. Having read all of their books, I cannot judge one weaker or stronger than the other. “In the Electric Mist with Confederate Dead” by Mr. Burke is my favorite.
Hi Barry, thanks for sharing your favorite authors! Great picks :)
Hello;
I don’t know if this is what I think and I apologize if I’m wrong. I would like to recommend “Kellcey”, the memoir of a teenage survivor. You can find it + infos at https://www.amazon.com/Kellcey-Kacey-Kells/dp/B0858TVDRY
Thank you
Hi Kacey, thanks for sharing the book! I’ll check it out :)
Best book I have ever read was “Olivia’s Cry” by Brenda Rogers
Hi Ariel, thanks for sharing your favorite! I’ll check it out :)
Nice!!!
But nothing helpful regarding Organic Chemistry ebooks I’ve been looking for. Hope you can give some help because I’m writing a text book in this subject for students all over the world. i already have submitted its manuscript but unfortunaely it was ommited fro TCK publishing without any comment such as edditting or repairing, etc.
I hope you can help me.
I want to recommend a book I wrote and published and produced mp3s of the songs: RAP-NOTES: SHAKESPEARE’S GREATEST HITS.
I wrote Rap-Notes: Hamlet for my high school students in the Bronx. When that turned out to be really well received, I wrote Rap-Notes: Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and King Lear.
Hi Bob, thanks for sharing about your book! that sounds so fun and such a great idea!
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That’s The One You Should Be Reading.
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Bible
I agree the best book of all times. Also one read book by Francine Harris How To
Receive The Holy Ghost . Will teach you about sactificaiton, fasting and prayer, Mosaic
Laws, different operations of the Spirit of God and much more.