J Jothaxe Golden Member Apr 5, 2001 1,274 0 0 May 30, 2001 #1 There are one or two classic books I have read that have fundamentally changed the way I look at life. Has anyone else had this experience? If so please share, and hopefully I can use this thread to start a summer reading list...
There are one or two classic books I have read that have fundamentally changed the way I look at life. Has anyone else had this experience? If so please share, and hopefully I can use this thread to start a summer reading list...
A Arwen Evenstar Member Nov 26, 2000 54 0 0 May 30, 2001 #5 "The Once And Future King," by T.H. White.
M Mikal Platinum Member Apr 11, 2001 2,359 1 0 May 30, 2001 #6 "Fads and Fallacies in the Name of Science" by Martin Gardner. "Flim-Flam" by James Randi. Two great debunking classics promoting reason and science.
"Fads and Fallacies in the Name of Science" by Martin Gardner. "Flim-Flam" by James Randi. Two great debunking classics promoting reason and science.
B Buddhist Golden Member Jan 15, 2000 1,776 0 0 May 30, 2001 #9 The alchemist and By the river piedra I sat down and wept. (Both by paolo coehlo) another good one is the Prophet but its got some religious influences to it...Kahlil Gibran
The alchemist and By the river piedra I sat down and wept. (Both by paolo coehlo) another good one is the Prophet but its got some religious influences to it...Kahlil Gibran
K konichiwa Lifer Oct 9, 1999 15,077 2 0 May 30, 2001 #11 Hey, I'd have to agree with the Alchemist. Great book.
A AccruedExpenditure Diamond Member May 12, 2001 6,957 5 81 May 30, 2001 #12 Certainly it monopolized the trade in bootleg liquor and controlled loan sharking, gambling, and prostitution.
Certainly it monopolized the trade in bootleg liquor and controlled loan sharking, gambling, and prostitution.
J Jothaxe Golden Member Apr 5, 2001 1,274 0 0 May 30, 2001 #13 << Encyclopaedia Britannica. >> UG, did you really read it straight through?
R Robert01 Golden Member Aug 13, 2000 1,426 0 0 May 30, 2001 #15 1984 - George Orwell Native Son - Richard Wright
W wdeep Junior Member May 1, 2001 4 0 0 May 30, 2001 #16 "The Making of the Atomic Bomb" by Richard Rhodes. One of the best books I've ever read in my entire life. It also won the Pulitzer prize.
"The Making of the Atomic Bomb" by Richard Rhodes. One of the best books I've ever read in my entire life. It also won the Pulitzer prize.
E EmperorNero Golden Member Jun 2, 2000 1,911 0 0 May 30, 2001 #17 Fun Time Alone for the People Who Can't Get Some by Jerry Reece. *sigh*
Platypus Lifer Apr 26, 2001 31,053 321 136 May 30, 2001 #21 1984 - George Orwell Marabou Stork Nightmares - Irvine Welsh Invisble Monsters, Survivor, Choke, Fight Club - Chuck Palahniuk A Clockwork Orange - Sir Anthony Burgess
1984 - George Orwell Marabou Stork Nightmares - Irvine Welsh Invisble Monsters, Survivor, Choke, Fight Club - Chuck Palahniuk A Clockwork Orange - Sir Anthony Burgess
datalink7 Lifer Jan 23, 2001 16,765 6 81 May 30, 2001 #22 Cosmos- by Carl Sagan The Illustrated Man- by Ray Bradbury The Trial- by Franz Kafka
D dyqith Member Feb 6, 2000 93 0 0 May 30, 2001 #24 Dragonlance Chronicles - Margret Weis & Tracy Hickman
A A5 Diamond Member Jun 9, 2000 4,902 5 81 May 30, 2001 #25 Suprised no one has mentioned this one yet... Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy -- Douglas Adams (R.I.P.)
Suprised no one has mentioned this one yet... Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy -- Douglas Adams (R.I.P.)