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Re: Must read books!
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad. That is a powerful book. Many great man always refer to the book. It’s a lifetime must read
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Thanks for the listtamara_mc41 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2014, 21:45 Gena showalter - white chronicle
cell - by Stephen king
go ask alice - cant remember author
water for elphants
crank - Hopkins
house of leaves - mark Z.
dangerous angles - weetzie bat series
and so many more but those r my top fave I think
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Great recommendations[irenecunningham]93 wrote: ↑18 Nov 2014, 14:37 Picking just one is difficult... There are so many reasons to open a book. A book can be education, a book can be informative.
For classics, I have to say 1984 by George Orwell. It is a dark, tragic piece that explores human corruption and greed and how easy it is to fall prey to wanting to be ignorant of who is in power in society.
For fiction, I have to say Lone Wolf by Jodi Picoult, or one of her other's such as Sing Me Home or Nineteen Minutes. All of these books explore different family dynamics and aspects of the human condition. Be warned though, each book is deeply emotional. Each story is tense with fear, with love, hope, loss, and pain. You will cry.
For fantasy, I have to recommend Eragon or Harry Potter. I know they are wildly popular and already a favorite, but I have yet to read a big favorite. Well. Ink Spell and Ink Heart were terrific too. So maybe give those a try.
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