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I dont know any of them fox but they sound super deep . I can see why they would have impacted you :) 1-A critical analysis of some historical, religious and social sides of the Arab community. 2-A historical study from a philosophical point of view. 3-Two novels, they reflect the unique nature and personality of the German novelist Franz Kafka. 4-A novel based on true story (the diaries of a Russian officer during the Tsar era). |
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The book of eli How did that book impact you mikey? |
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I dont know any of them fox but they sound super deep . I can see why they would have impacted you :) 1-A critical analysis of some historical, religious and social sides of the Arab community. 2-A historical study from a philosophical point of view. 3-Two novels, they reflect the unique nature and personality of the German novelist Franz Kafka. 4-A novel based on true story (the diaries of a Russian officer during the Tsar era). Wow. Sounds interesting. Thanks for breaking it down for me fox :) |
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Edited by
Hatesusernames2
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Thu 06/22/17 04:10 PM
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When I was kind of young, I read a lot of books and stories about horses, and I never owned a horse. I read the whole Happy Hollister series. How about Misty of Chincoteague? 
Oh, and The Horse Whisperer was a great book before it was a movie I read the Happy Hollisters also, loved them. I read and reread those!! |
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Edited by
DonPigro
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Tue 12/19/17 10:56 AM
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1- The Number One is The Quran
2- "The Beginning and The End" to the great islamic historian Ibn Kathir: it's about 21 Books each one contain from 500 to 600 pages, it's talk about the history of the world according to Quran, Bible and Torah. 3- The best writer Dan Brown for the his triology |
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Oh my Gosh! Got a week? Well off the top of my head, discovering Rumi was a real eye opener. I think all of life and love's mysteries were answered by ancient Persian Poets. (Mostly Rumi, but also Hafez, Shirazi, Khayyam, and others.) The Prophet - Khalil Gibran (When very young)....anything by Richard Bach Edit: and certainly #s 1 and 3 on "your" list......And Still I Rise Nice Choices |
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For me its 1.the bible 2.Self matters - Dr Phil 3. Maya Angelou 4. Rich Dad, Poor Dad series I'll add more if I think of any Hmmm, I'm thinking " MAD Magazine" |
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1. Hyperion, Dan Simmons.
2. Generation „П“, Виктор Олегович Пелевин. Russian author. 3. Job: A Comedy of Justice, Robert Anson Heinlein. |
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Recently I have been interested in character and world-building.
Been reading about writing fiction. Its kinda funny that most writer help articles and resources make you think about personalities, interactions and over-looked aspects of the world. The Ultimate Guide To World-Building: How To Write Fantasy, Sci-Fi And Real-Life Worlds http://writersedit.com/fiction-writing/the-ultimate-guide-to-world-building-how-to-write-fantasy-sci-fi-and-real-life-worlds/ How to Create a Character Profile http://www.writerswrite.com/journal/jun98/how-to-create-a-character-profile-6986 How to Create Authentic and Powerful Fictional Characters http://writingcooperative.com/how-to-create-authentic-and-powerful-fictional-characters-59def46cf960 Applying these aspects to real-life gives an ability to recognize traits and appreciate the overlooked, mainly because while studying how to write it, you learn what to look for. Then you see it. |
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I took the time to read this post from the begging
Very profound in every aspect, the diversity of lecture I most confess, I had never read the Bible, and I was born and raise in a Catholic Home I just know a few passes and quotes, but merely because they inspire a lot I read a lot, anything just for Fun or interest, beginning With Plato and The Republic from Horse of Troy from J.J. Benítez I long time ago I read a lot about psychology because I was living in Cuba and rent an apartment with a great a mont of cabinets with all kind of book, I randomly take one, I got immersed in how to read dreams and life I am not an skeptical or a true believer, But there’s a lot of knowledge in every book !! |
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Edited by
Earthgirl83
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Sat 04/28/18 01:36 AM
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* Gary Chapman (The Five Love Languages) - haven't finished reading it :/ But it made a lot of sense to me and it's an eye-opener. Mr. Chapman is awesome! * Dr, Axe - I don't follow everything, but I believe in his cause. I learned a lot about health and functional medicine. * Dave Ramsey - have only watched a few of his videos on YouTube. The first one, and the one that really influenced me about savings and finances, is the Seven Baby Steps. |
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A Song of ice and fire
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Robert Ludlum books in more ways than one.
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One flew over the cuckoo's nest - Ken Kessey
The jungle book - Rudyard Kipling 1984 - George Orwell Fear and loathing in Las Vegas - Hunter S Thompson Adolf Hitler my part in his downfall - Spike Milligan |
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