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What's the one book that changed your life, /lit/?

>> No.3517671

Atlas Shrugged

>> No.3517675

Every single one I have read.

>> No.3517677

That one with the guy and those things that happened.

>> No.3517679

>>3517677
I'm familiar with that one.

>> No.3517889

>>3517677
Yea, did you also like the part where the other guy did that one thing?

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>> No.3518083

Twilight of the Idols; it made me interested in philosophy.

>> No.3518089

>>3518083
interesting

>> No.3518095

>reding

>> No.3518096

>>3517889

Totally. Further, how that one thing altered that other thing and caused that thing mentioned several chapters before to become a different thing. My mind was blown.

>> No.3518098

A Game of Thrones. It's the first book that made me want to read.

>> No.3518113

The Bible, The Bhagavad Gita.

Reading both of those represented a milestone in my life.

>> No.3518176

The Trilogy of Fred Uhlman:
Reunion
No Coward Soul
No Resurrection, Please

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3518272

I know people are going to call me a retard but after reading this my life changed for like five whole months. Seriously, it did.

>> No.3518292

>>3518096
sorry not funny, stop

>> No.3518297

1984, and some freud books.

>> No.3518300

>>3517675
I am changed every millisecond, I'm never entirely the same.

>> No.3518312

>>3518300
>am i deep yet

>> No.3518323

>>3518272
I don't think you're a retard.

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>>3518312
Lol. He is just saying that not everything can be categorized into absolutes. Who knows what insignificant things on a second to second basis define us?

>dumbass

>> No.3518572

the work of Hesse

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>>3518113
>The Bible

>> No.3518587

The Odyssey.

>> No.3518589

"Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets" was the first "real" book I read in english (and ever, really, unless we count my children's encyclopedia- that fucker taught me about baby-making when I was 5) so I guess that's the first milestone.

Then comes "The Giver" shortly after, that's the first time I realized that "Oh crap, this reading stuff can get serious"

>> No.3518590

Fountainhead.