5 books that have changed my life
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3valutionThe Road Less Traveled, M. Scott Peck
The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Milan Kundera
The God of Small Things, Arundhati Roy
Ina May's Guide to Childbirth, Ina May Gaskin*
A Language Older Than Words, Derrick Jensen
from vox's QotD today. there's been a lot of discussion of books around me lately. i think that's an indicator that i need to start doing some real reading again.
what are some of the books you've read that have been life changing or mind changing or just really, really enjoyable?
i'm a voracious reader so it's a bit shameful to admit that i haven't been doing any these past few months. i'm planning a trip to the library tomorrow, and i'd like to take a few suggestions with me. so please--have at it. fiction, non-fiction, any genre.
*i know ina may is a total bitch and i wouldn't want her near me as a midwife, but this book was really, really helpful to me in preparing to give birth.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Milan Kundera
The God of Small Things, Arundhati Roy
Ina May's Guide to Childbirth, Ina May Gaskin*
A Language Older Than Words, Derrick Jensen
from vox's QotD today. there's been a lot of discussion of books around me lately. i think that's an indicator that i need to start doing some real reading again.
what are some of the books you've read that have been life changing or mind changing or just really, really enjoyable?
i'm a voracious reader so it's a bit shameful to admit that i haven't been doing any these past few months. i'm planning a trip to the library tomorrow, and i'd like to take a few suggestions with me. so please--have at it. fiction, non-fiction, any genre.
*i know ina may is a total bitch and i wouldn't want her near me as a midwife, but this book was really, really helpful to me in preparing to give birth.
