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- Name a book that changed your mind or opened your eyes.
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- Not a day goes by that I'm not influenced in some way by 'Harold and the Purple Crayon'
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In all sincerity: I was a vaguely artistic only child. Harold taught me to let my imagination run wild; be aware of my surroundings; make my…
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- vaguelyartistic answered on 02/18/2009
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One night, after thinking it over for some time, Harold decided to go for a walk in the moonlight. But there wasn't any moon, and Harold ne…
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- To Conspire... Oh 'The Alchemist'
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This one line changed my life forever. I've even tattooed a bit of it on my body. So that I never forget the day I learned the most about…
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- bayleavesandthyme answered on 02/19/2009
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- House of Leaves
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Because it was unlike anything I have ever read both in structure and in story. It helped me become a better "stream of conscious" wr…
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- LostZombies answered on 02/16/2009
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- Reading 'the shack' opened my eyes
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i think this book is amazing. it made me look at myself and my relationship with God in a whole new light. i really feel the world has gone s…
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- FluffInEar answered on 03/16/2011
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- Reading 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being' opened my eyes
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When I finished reading this book, the whole world made sense for a little while.
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- oklahomapoet answered on 03/19/2009
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- Reading 'Lord of the Rings' opened my eyes
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I couldn't really think of a book that changed my mind or opened my eyes, but LOTR definitely impacted on my life by introducing me to fant…
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- oreonimrodel answered on 03/13/2009
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- The Notebook Reminds us of Lost Memories and Kept Emotions
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Dealing with Alzheimer's Disease is a trying and difficult experience. My grandmother passed on to be with our Father on October 21, 2006 …
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- kmcbride36 answered on 03/12/2009
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- Reading 'lord of the rings' opened my eyes
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lord of the rings is one of the litary master pieces of are age. tolkien is rarley if ever spoken as a one of the great writers of the 1900'…
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- mattmcburney answered on 03/11/2009
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- 'The Bluest Eye' helped me love my dark skin
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Growing up, I was always chastised by other children for being dark-skinned. I was called all kinds of mean names and left out of activities b…
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- caliprincessqt answered on 03/10/2009
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- Life can change with Breakfast
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Breakfast of Champions was the first Vonnegut book that I ever "got" or at least felt like I did. :) As I begin to read it and gradu…
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- aksonya answered on 03/08/2009
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