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   6/06/09

   nothingprofound

   The Tao-teh-Ching
   The Book of Ecclesiastes
   Leaves of Grass-Walt Whitman
   The Essays of Montaigne
   The Wisdom of the Heart-Henry Miller

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   6/06/09

   GenuineWoman

   1. Don Juan’s Teaching, Carlos Castaneda..."Does this path has a heart?"
   
   2. Jonathan Livingston Seagull, Richard Bach..."We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find ourselves as creatures of excellence and intelligence and skill. We can be free!"
   
   3. The Master and Margarita, Mikhail Bulgakov..."What is truth?"
   
   4. The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho..."And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it."
   
   5. The last and the best that can be in this World: Anastasia, Vladimir Megre..."Every new Man is born a sovereign, a king!"

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   1. 

      6/09/09

      Thundercatt99

      Really interesting choices! Now off to the library ....
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      6/09/09

      GenuineWoman

      Which one are you interested in?
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   6/09/09

   askcherlock

   The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath.

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   6/09/09

   dcarroll

   Republic(Plato), Brave New World (Huxley), Travels in Persia: 1673-1677 (Chardin), The Waste Land (Eliot), The First American: The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin (Brands)

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   6/09/09

   rfburnhertz

   The Bible.
   The Hunchback of Notre Dame (because it is the book which lead to my loving to read).
   The 5000 Year Leap.
   The Federalist (Papers).
   The Real George Washington.

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6. 

   6/09/09

   TheZapper

   1. Clifford the Big Red Dog
   2. Everyone Poops
   3. The Hobbit
   4. The Thin Red Line
   5. Fahrenheit 451

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7. 

   7/05/09

   Consciouslove

   The Lotus Sutra
   To Kill a Mockingbird
   The Alchemist
   Writing Down The Bones
   The Buddha in Daily Life
   The Buddha in Your Mirror
   Miffy
   Dougal and The Blue Cat
   Parenting for a Peaceful World
   
   The list could go on but these are books I have read and re-read
   Thanks for asking :-)

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   7/05/09

   wehireu

   1. The Book of Five Rings Musashi
   2. The Old Testament
   3. Epictetus the Enchiridion
   4. Tao Te Ching
   5. The Lives of the Twelve Caesars
   
   There are a few others.
   
   Of course nothing compares with One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish by Dr Seuss or Where The Wild Things Are

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   7/05/09

   krishnakk

   Atlas shrugged -- Ayn Rand
   The Wandering Jew -- Eugene Sue
   Blindness -- Jose Saramago
   Trilogy -- Issac Asimov
   Upanishads -- Indian Sages

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10. 

    9/20/09

    jeremyjanson

    The Bible
    White Fang by Jack London
    The Seawolf by Jack London
    Ringworld by Larry Niven
    An old book of Hopi Indian poems called "Many Winters"

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11. 

    9/21/09

    ismsandologies

    The Picture of Dorian Gray
    Collected Works of Zhuangzi
    Howl
    The Odyssey
    Jeeves and the Tie That Binds

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12. 

    9/21/09

    rogersdp

    1984.
    The God Delusion.
    The Kite Runner.
    Colour of Magic.
    Volpone.

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13. 

    9/21/09

    79sparrows

    I can only think of 2:
    
    Catcher in the Rye
    Black Coffee Blues - Henry Rollins

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14. 

    9/21/09

    cazywaz

    The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - best book ever.
    To Kill a Mocking Bird
    Oliver Twist
    Pride and Predjudice

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