What is your favourite book of all time and why did you choose that particular o

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   poeticaposted 15 years ago

   What is your favourite book of all time and why did you choose that particular one?

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   kilawinguwakposted 15 years ago

   That would have to be Haruki Murakami's HARD-BOILED WONDERLAND AND THE END OF THE WORLD. That book is a masterpiece, blending two uniquely different stories into a singular tale of modern-day living-induced dread and how it slowly kills the individual from the inside.

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   ShortSalesMVPposted 15 years ago

   That is a very hard question for me I don't think I have a favorite book of all time.  but I love a variety of books, like The law, Wealth of Nation, Gifted Hands, The Aeneid, Millionaire next door, Power of Focus, I've read those books more than once some 5 or 6 times.
   
   
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   eric2112posted 15 years ago

   My favorite book of all time to date is 'Gods Debris' by Scott Adams. It's not a very long book, but it held my undivided attention through every page. The book discusses different takes on religion, the existance of God, and the nature of the universe. If you have ever had any doubts or are not sure of your views on these topics but are open minded, then this book is great. If you are stuck in your beliefs and will bend for noone, then it is most likely best you do not read it. For me it was a win-win and I have a brand new perspective because of it.

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   EYES CHAMbERSposted 15 years ago

   Out Of The Dust. I only judge books by their covers, so this one was random like all the others. Also its written in almost poetic format. I figured since the pages had so much less of a read than average books, it'd be easier to read. Once you start this book, you cant put it down.

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   stendekposted 15 years ago

   Bible. That is spelled B-I-B-L-E because answer too short. Peace.

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   scramblingmanposted 15 years ago

   Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry. Great characters, wonderful writing style, oh, and a great story!

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   blueraven6posted 15 years ago

   Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, Illusions - both by Richard Bach.
   
   The spiritual insights are incredible!

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   blogger1234posted 15 years ago

   Well i havent seen the book in a while so i might get the name wrong.9 minutes in heaven.it is about a man who is a preacher was coming home from church and got in a car crash.he describes what it looks like and if u see Jesus urf not comin back so he doesnt see him and he was revived and wrote that book.

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