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if you could suggest one book that you think of would be influential to somebody, what book would it be?
i've suggested the same book over and over again for 4 years running and just curious if it's maybe time for a change...i gotta be honest with you though, i am pretty deeply rooted in this one book.
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Personally, I'm a huge Siddhartha fan. Herman Hesse follows one man's journey for enlightenment. Any time I feel like I'm in a rut, that's the book I reach for.
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No, really, I think everyone should read it, and not just as a kid-- if you read it as a kid, there's value in re-reading it as an adult.
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Perks Of Being A Wallflower - by Stephen Chbosky.
great great grate grate graite gerate gyrate.
no but seriously i't's a book that rocks me everytime i read it (which is frequently). for all people over the age of 14. that is all.
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Pride and Prejudice. 'Cause I like it. Or A SEPARATE PEACE. Oh my gosh, read that book! It's fantastic!
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I hated A Separate Peace. Ugh. I can't believe I kept reading it even though I didn't need the extra credit points.
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