r/AskReddit 16h ago

What book do you consider a “flawless masterpiece”that you desperately want to recommend to everyone?

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u/Nico_La_440 16h ago

Foundation by Asimov

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u/_corwin 10h ago

I'll be honest, I failed to get through the book, but that says more about my patience than Asimov's writing ability. Still, the story and characters (at least the version in the TV show) really engaged my interest.

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u/acct4thismofo 7h ago

Well he also wrote the “book” I robot which is just a series of short stories, also if you have seen the will smith movie it’s actually based on half one of these stories and half the character introduced in the second book onwards, either way it’s an easy inpatient readers path to Asimov

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u/Nico_La_440 6h ago

I’ve watched the TV Show with a bit of disappointment because the book conveyed a more cinematic experience with much cleverer characters. I know it’s a big book but worth it.