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Domi1408
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Remarkable book

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Hello everyone,
currently I have a little more time to read and I'd like to use it well. So, here's my question: what book changed your way of thinking, point of view or even life? What book will stay in your memory forever?
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Definitely Animal Farm by George Orwell!!! This novela will absolutely change your point of view! I think it should be studied in secondary education like any other classic. I don't want to spoil you anything but the quote "All animals are equal but some animals are more equal" will stay in my memory forever. If u have some time to read I definitely recommend it.
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Pride and Prejudice is one remarkable book I must say. This books transcends the reader from his world to the literary world.
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For me i would go with the book called One Hundred Years OF Solitude by Gabriel Gracia Marquez it tells a story of seven generations of the Buendia family and this also explores the fantastic genre of magic realistic. A very remarkable book of the 19's
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For me You have a Brain by Dr Ben Carson. That book gave me a mindset that will stay with me forever.
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I enjoyed "Animal farm". It has been up to 5 years I read this book and I can still recall the way it made me feel. The political aspect of the book is still taking place in our modern society.
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Onwuesi Promise wrote: 24 May 2024, 13:55 I enjoyed "Animal farm". It has been up to 5 years I read this book and I can still recall the way it made me feel. The political aspect of the book is still taking place in our modern society.
I agree with Onwuesi. Animal Farm evoked many feelings in me as well! So did 1984.

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A book that will forever be etched into my memory is The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. Any book by him is a masterpiece but this holds a special place in my heart because it was the first one I read, and the first book able to make me cry. A must must read, truly life changing.
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