Book cover titled "100 Top Tens" with subtitle "A collection of the most clever, funny, & thought-provoking lists" by Clayton Craddock. The background is yellow with small illustrations of office supplies and icons.

Lists that start debates you didn’t expect to have

A book for people who love music, movies, culture, and those wait — how did you leave that out?" moments.

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Some books make you think.

This one makes you argue.

100 Top Tens is a collection of lists built for one purpose: starting conversations.

Not definitive rankings.

Not clickbait. Just ten things that belong together — the kind that trigger a memory, spark a debate, and make you put the book down to say, "Wait. How did you leave that out?"

The lists go everywhere. Music. Movies. Culture. Everyday life.

The awkward. The legendary.

The things that shouldn't exist but somehow do.

WHAT'S INSIDE?

Here's a taste:

  • Top 10 Most Hilariously Awkward Moments

  • Top 10 Greatest Power Trios

  • Top 10 Things You Should Never Do on a First Dinner Date

  • Top 10 Things You Secretly Wish Were Legal

  • Top 10 Songs That Make You Stop What You're Doing

  • Top 10 Movie Villains You Secretly Rooted For

  • Top 10 Worst Places to Have an Itch

  • Top 10 Things No One Ever Says

...and 92 more.

You're not just reading.

You're building your own lists the whole time.

WHO IT'S FOR

This book is for you if:

You've ever lost an hour arguing about a list you didn't even start.

You have opinions about music, movies, and culture that nobody asked for.

You need a gift that turns into a group conversation before anyone's finished unwrapping it.

You want something you can pick up for five minutes and put down an hour later.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT?

This isn't a ranking. It's an invitation.

Most lists tell you what's correct.

These lists tell you what belongs together — and then dare you to disagree.

The opinions are on purpose.

The arguments are the point.

Every list is designed to make you say "yes, but..." and start building your own version in your head before you finish the page.

The official launch is October 1.

Get on the list now and be first in when it drops.

You'll get bonus lists, debate prompts,

and the occasional argument starter before anyone else sees it.

Want in early?