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What books changed your outlook on life?
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To Kill A Mockingbird
High School's Not Forever
Cut
Ordinary People
The Bell Jar
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alot of people already said these but "the perks of being a wallflower" and "you don't know me" (for like teaching me about stuff that happens everyday). "a child called it" and it's sequal "the lost boy" definently. And an insparation to my writing Han Nolan's "If i should die before i wake"...o yeah and "go ask alice"
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The Celestine Prophecy and it's sequels by James Redfield.
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"The Perks of Being a Wallflower", the Bible, "Hairstyles of the Damned", and of course "Oh the Places You Will Go".
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The Bible.
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She's come Undone
Highwire Moon
Girls in Trouble
Shipping News
The Robber Bride
Animal Farm
To Kill a Mockingbird
Cry, the beloved country
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
.... and of course
The Cat in the Hat
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I read the notebook not just watched the movie it really made me realize love isnt just a short thinq, feelinq sorry for celie, sharon draper books :]
♥ tiffanie
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The purpose drivin live journal book. Its about God and your outlook on life. It explain your purpose and also explains a lot about god. Even if you dont get the book, try using the journal..It helps.
Hope I helped!
~Keosha
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i think it is called "Oh the places you will go" or something like that by Dr.Suess
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To Kill a Mockingbird. Dreamland. The truth about forever. This Lullaby. A Child Called It. The Earth, My Butt, and other big round things. Cut. You Don't Know Me. Second Star to the Right.
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In 5th grade my teacher read us the book "Small Steps: The Year I Got Polio" by Peg Kehret. It is still one of my absolute favorites, I could never get sick of it, and I am now 16 and going to be a junior in highschool. It's the story of this young teenage girl who is diagnosed with a disease, Polio, that paralyzes her from the neck down. I just love it because the author is the girl who was diagnosed, so seeing how she went through everything is great. It's not too long either, so I love it, hah. :]
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A lot of books by Sarah Dessen such as The Truth About Forever, Just Listen, Dreamland, and Keeping the Moon.
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I am not sure how old you are, but "A Boy called It" its a true story and it made me realize how strong the human spirit really is and how lucky the majority of us have it. Another really inspirational book for me was "The Power of One". As I am an avid reader (I read on average 10/week) there are probably tons more that I can't think of off the top of my head. If you tell me what type of book you enjoy I could probably tell you a few more.
Hope this helps, Enjoy!
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haha.
i loved hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. espically the paragraph about population of the planets.
Things not seen. Stuck in neutral. Of mice and men *tho slightly depressing, still good*, to kill a mockingbird, island of the blue dolphins.
they are lots of school books, but i loved them!!
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The Perks of being a Wallflower.
Amazing book.
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Tale of Two Cities. It's really a school kind of book, it's really boring for the first 200 pages, but the ending is really awesome.
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"go ask alice" kind of did. so did "of mice and men". check them out. <3
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