The One Book You Think Everyone Should Read

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The Count of Monte Cristo -Alexander Dumasrawsavon

Probably The Hobbit.

Probably The Hobbit.

nZiFFLe

Probably The Hobbit.

nZiFFLe

[QUOTE="rawsavon"]The Count of Monte Cristo -Alexander DumasWolls

watchmen- alan moore

100 years of solitude- gabriel garcia marquez

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

:D

[QUOTE="rawsavon"]The Count of Monte Cristo -Alexander DumasBreakTheseLinks

LOL I remember that brown bear book. I thought this was an interesting read.

Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis

It can at times be a challenging read, but I loved it overall.

Or read The Left Behind Series, they are such great books. Loved em.

[QUOTE="BreakTheseLinks"][QUOTE="rawsavon"]The Count of Monte Cristo -Alexander DumasTheokhoth

Stranger In A Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein.

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="BreakTheseLinks"] Read it. Loved it. My contribution: Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Miller. Literaly changed my life.BreakTheseLinks

Another book I think is great is Ishmeal.

Do androids dream of electric sheep?

A good. basic World Religions textbook. Everyone has so many misconceptions about so many various religions, that I believe it should be mandatory in high school that there not only be a world religions course, but have the entire text as required reading.

[QUOTE="BreakTheseLinks"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"] I read that recently. Don't get the hype.Theokhoth

Another book I think is great is Ishmeal.

BreakTheseLinks

HOLY BIBLE

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Another book I think is great is Ishmeal.

The Bible.

Another book I think is great is Ishmeal.

"The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho

"The Perks of Being a Wallflower" Steven Chbosky

There isn't a specific one, just avoid Ayn Rand

GrandJury

This book was great. It was my introduction to the concept of relativity at the age of eight.

The Count of Monte Cristo -Alexander Dumasrawsavon

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sogni_belli

This book was great. It was my introduction to the concept of relativity at the age of eight.

Probably The Hobbit.

nZiFFLe

Hmm...may I count Vergil's Aeneid?

I don't expect everyone to learn Latin to read it in its original text, though of course that's best, but it's just...phenomenal. Reading it for the first time is probably the most enriching literary experience I've had thus far.

(my favorite English translation)

It taught me what left and right was. :P

The Crucible

Arthur Miller

I Am Ozzy by Ozzy Osbourne

I couldn't put it down!

The Great Gatsby

By: F.Scott Fitzgerald

Some people find it boring, but I couldn't stop reading it.

It would improve society SO much.

A good. basic World Religions textbook. Everyone has so many misconceptions about so many various religions, that I believe it should be mandatory in high school that there not only be a world religions course, but have the entire text as required reading.

foxhound_fox

The Great Gatsby

By: F.Scott Fitzgerald

Some people find it boring, but I couldn't stop reading it.

Shadow4020

To Kill a Mockingbird-Harper Lee

Lord of the Flies-WIlliam Golding