Books that changed your life.

none, but this malcolm x book has been really interesting, haven't read it in about a good week, keep putting it down...will start back tomorrow and hopefully finish it...Usually will sit and read a book all the way through...

after this I'm going to start on the miseducation of the negro.
 
Invisible man is the greatest work of fiction I have ever read. I recommend every black man to read it atleast once.
 
Behold A Pale Horse - William Cooper

The 12 Powers of Man - Charles Fillmore

The 13th Tribe - ??
 
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What book added value to your life? It could be of any genre.



I don't have many, which is why i want to add some more to my library.



-Leading an Inspired Life, JIM ROHN

-The Healing Power of Enzymes, Dicqie Fuller

-How to win friends and influence people, Dale Carnegie

-The 4 Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz



And if you'd like to elaborate on why the book helped you then be my guest.




Elaborate on the Dale Carnegie book...




Dale hung out with wealthy people, point blank. I don't remember if he was wealthy (rockafeller wealthy) himself, but all i know is that he would analyze, interview and probe gestures and mannerisms of the wealthy class and give some tips on how to become a better communicator (not by talking but by listening <- simple tips like this). The book is a real simple and classic read. It definitely helped with my social life and his tips are golden. Don't be shy to buy it cuz you could buy one for less than $5 on sites like half.com (i bought it there).


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How to win friends and influence people, Dale Carnegie

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such a great book. Read it in high school but I think that book is due for another visit.
YES! Also the Giver and I'm sure there are more I just can't think of them right now.
 
ive heard of think and grow rich by napoleon hill but havent got to it yet.

its not a book, but Self-Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson changed the way i look at life
 
Bible
Crazy love - Francis chan
Blue like jazz - Donald miller
Purpose drive life - Rick Warren
Oh the places you will go - dr. Seuss
 
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Invisible man is the greatest work of fiction I have ever read. I recommend every black man to read it atleast once.

I'm reading this right now and i'm not even black. On chapter three, good read so far.
 
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Greatest book ive ever read
 
Of Mice & Men by John Steinbeck 
Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom

5 People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom

Driven From Within by Michael Jordan & Mark Vancil

Any of Mick Foley's books also

I finished reading My Life - Magic Johnson last week. I'm reading right now, I May Be Wrong, But I Doubt It and When The Game Was Ours.
 
You were born rich-Bob Proctor

Law of Success in 16 lessons-Napoleon Hill

Think and grow rich-Napoleon Hill

The Secret-Rhonda Bryne

How To Win Friends and Influence people-Dale Carnegie

Also, listening to these guys on audio. In my 19 years of living, I swear the information that I have aquired from these pieces of literature is absolutely phenomonal and life changing. I am so thankful to have been able to read these books because honestly, this stuff works, and I use it on the daily, and I'm literally watching my life unfold according to the pieces of advice that these great people have put in these books.

I'm 19, i've been reading this stuff since I was 16, and my life has been better ever since. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND reading these books, along with a few others.
 
Penthouse

Any story written by a white man that contained mad racist shots at blacks
 
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I don't know why, but this book got me heated when I had to read it for a Environmental course.
Ender's Game is the bidness
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I'm waiting for someone to mention the Bible and get flamed the *#+% outta here
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"The Seat of the soul". Gary Zukav. Your life will forever be changed after reading this. GURANTEED
 
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GREAT book. Author is a travel writer who one day realized that he didn't know anything about science, like how did the oceans get here and what not, and he decided to spend the next 2 years of his life writing a book geared towards the average man about science. he talks about everything in science and how it got discovered, like how did the original scientists make the discovery... very eye-opening, easy to read, he uses great metaphors, and its funny too (this guy is like Bill Simmons, lotta footnotes that are both relevant and hilarious).. so if i had to recommend one book i read to you guys, it would be this one...
 
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