Have you ever read a book that changed your life?

hhmm so many books so little time right now I am reading the Spiral Dance By starhawk I do rember reading roots in the 70s yes I was only 10 but it taught me to look at a person for the person not because of race which is what i am teaching my daughters dont judge anyone one for what they are but by who

I can't say that an entire book has changed my life, but I have read many books that have given me better ways of parenting my children, which I believe will always need improvment or adjustments. There's usually a few things I can take away from a book to ponder and adjust it to my situation.

No I haven't I haven't read a book in so long. My Girl-friend and I was just talking about a book mthat Steve harvey wrote, it is suppose to be a Big Seller. She said the book is very good. You know Steve Harvey the comedian.

http://www.amazon.com/Holy-Bible-Woman-Thou-Loosed/dp/0718003713/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1239393746&sr=1-1 This is one of the most amazing Bibles I have owned in my life. Thomas Dexter Jakes(T.D. Jakes) did a very nice version of this Bible. There are many personal messages for women contained in here. It has been nothing less than life changing for me. Highly reccommended.

I have not yet read a book that has changed my life but i still have more books to read so you never know I may just find one someday.

Many books over the years have expanded my horizons and changed my point of view on different things, but I'd have to say the only one that stands out in my mind that 'changed my life' is a book I read when I was very young and 'looking to see where I fit in' in life. It was called "The Little World of Don Camillo". It was part of a series and I got hooked on them. Here's a link to check out:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043918. I think you'll enjoy them momma. Fun and easy to read and the message contained, which I'm sure you'll grasp, is truly life changing..........

Please look for a book called "Not my turn to die, memoirs of a broken childhood in Bosnia" by my friend Savo Heleta. He grew up in Bosnia durin the war, and recently wrote a book about his experiences. I loved his story. Sure, he went into great details about the tragedies of war, but his family came through it in tact, they escaped (I'm not ruining the plot, it's a well known fact even in the liner notes that he escaped), and it really puts life into perspective. I remember a month when Hubby and I were a little short on money, and had to eat "cheaper food". When we felt like complaining, we remembered what Savo and his family had to live in during the war, and we felt a lot better. When we felt a little down about our rather small apartment, we remembered Savo's bomed building, and were happy that we had four walls.

i have a handful of books that i have read and listened to that changed and kept on changing my life like think and grow rich by napoleon hill, friendship with God by donald walscsh, the 7 habits of highly effective people by stephen covey, life is a journey by jeffrey archer and a lot more. currently, i am into audiobooks because i don't have the luxury of reading time in my kind of work so i have to make use with something i can easily get hold of and can do as of the moment. i have listened to this pastor named joel osteen and he has this book which caught my attention and it's entitles "Become A Better You", wow, everything he had said was true. i also have listened to joe vitale's "The Missing Secret" , he took the time to digest what the "secret" is saying, a detailed "How to.." which in fact how to use the ways of "the secret". very life transforming. all of these led me to one source of all what has been written by these people and it brought my attention to wallace d. wattles, this guy is great and the way he wrote it was so definitive unlike the authors of today who embelishes their books with a lot of non consequential things. wallace d. wattles dives right into the real picture and tells you how to rightfully do it! i will share this book "the science of getting rich" and the "science of success" , i advise you to read the first book first then on to the latter. though, his thoughts are kinda deep that you really need to pause for a while to digest it well. just like food take it in slowly and you will be nourished. i am thankful for the internet because i can find them books for free. i suggest you type in the title of the book or audiobook and add the word torrent in the end and you will find them. be sure to have limewire installed in your PC to download the items.just don't sell them online.happy life, my friend.

Yes, I have read books that have changed the way I have thought about life, myself, and others. Pretty much every book I read does this, as I usually only choose really good books. Well, in my opinion they are good. Here are some I reccomend. 1. A Million Little Pieces - James Frey (will always be one of my favourites) 2. The Twilight Saga - Stephenie Meyer (consists of 4 books: Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn) 3. The Pact - Jodi Picoult (it's been a while since I've read this one, but at the time it was very, very good) Hope you take my reccomendations into consideration, they really are great reads.

i think mischief manage really change my life..because this book shows me the mischief way not only in marketing but also in my life.it teach me what should i do to make my life better than before..it also teach me to dare take risk instead cower at other people back and only can see other become success day by day,while we become poorer.. but the best part about this book are it write how Steven Jobs promote Apple brand to the investor before Apple become famous like today..

I have seen a film named from a book. It is "The Secret". I really suggest you to read that book or to see the film. Have a wonderful life my friend.

There have been a lot of books that gave me different outlooks in life and some of them inspired me to be a better person. Tuesdays with Morrie (by Mitch Albom) is a very moving book that will teach you a lot about living, dying, and loving. The Solitaire Mystery (by Jostein Gaarder) will open your eyes to what most people don't want to see or don't care to see/realize and maybe you might even be able to relate yourself with the Joker :) books by Robert Kiyosaki, on the other hand, might teach you a thing or two about getting rich and thinking rich.