The one book that really changed me is "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" by Richard Bach.
Richard Bach: http://csermelyblog.tehetsegpont.hu/sites/default/files/angol%20sirály.pdf
Can you name the most inspiring book you have ever reade?
Thank you Alhaji Malah Galti !
"Without the Silver Spoon" (Eddie Iroh) is the next Book I'll read!
I'm going to look for that book.
I don't believe in ONE life changing book. Such a thing is the preserve of the relatively young. Life itself changes, the role of books reflects that, rather than driving it.
Still, for old people like me, important books crop up as we go through life:
Catch 22
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance
Locke's Second Treaties of Government
Hobbes's Leviathan
R G Collingwood Metaphysics
There's a start!
Christopher NOCK
Without the Silver Spoon is a story about a young honest boy who was brought in an abject poverty but yet cultured and honest personality. He went through all forms of temptations.
You really need to read the book.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_True_Believer
Eric Hoffer did understand the roots of human fanatism.
For me, it's "Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, A Young Man, And Life's Greatest Lessons" written by Mitch Albom.
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