God's Debris by Scott Adams. (He's the Dilbert guy, but it isn't a humor book. Very thought provoking.)
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God's Debris by Scott Adams. (He's the Dilbert guy, but it isn't a humor book. Very thought provoking.)
Dave
Atlas Shrugged was good, but I felt it wasn't entirely fair or accurate. Thought provoking--yes. Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis is a good, thought provoking read.
Viktor Frankl: Man's Search For Meaning
The writings of Thomas Paine
the women's room by marilyn french was a HUGE eye-opener for me when i read it in the 70's. everyone should read it but particularly every woman.
Magnificent Obsession! It got me to thinking about what the possibilities were.
John Wyndham - The Chrysalids
Steinbeck (?) - Catcher in the Rye
Margaret Laurence - The Diviners
Dean Koontz - Frankenstien (for personal reasons it made me think)
and currently Margaret Atwood - Oryx and Crake
Oh, and W. O. Mitchell - Who Has Seen the Wind
nowisee
Right on! that was a book that changed my life, too ... I have it still ... read it three times, the last time I underlined and made notes, like it was a uni text. You are so right ... ;)
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neverthere, I have that sitting next to my puter, ready to open ... Oryzx & Crake.. Atwood is awesome! Have you read her other stuff?
Catcher in the Rye --- J.D. Salinger, also wrote Frannie & Zooey
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That would be Vonnegut's, Slaughterhouse Five, or was it Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby? No it had to be Huxley's Brave New World. Or it is Tourgee's A Fools Errand?
Drat. Leave it to an English Major to find thought provoking nearly everything he has read.
Oh, the burdens of life!