Most Moving or Thought Provoking Books

[Tarron]

what you would do in a situation that's out of the ordinary, and these books do

I'm partially through Crime and Punishment for my summer reading and it's very much like this, in my opinion. Quite an interesting read even if you don't find it thought provoking.

 

[Faelin]

Animal Farm and Brave New World, can confirm - very interesting.

 

[bettemus99]

Devil's apprentice..

 

[K9]

The Serpents Promise is decent.

Most things by Richard Dawkins, even though the man himself is a not-a-nice-word.

As have been said before -
Atlas Shrugged,
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
Book Thief,
etc. etc.

-K9

 

[Smurf]

The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
Not sure how hard it would be to get, being that the copy I have was my mothers that she got in 1982. Oops?

876 pages in paperback (all four books). It follows the tales of King Arthur, Morgaine (Morgan le Fay), Gwynhefar, and so many other amazing personas.
It is a rough book to read, I do admit, and I don't recommend it for anyone under 13 or so, being it has some suggestive themes.

I'm not sure if they sell in separate books, being that I have the copy that holds all four together. Meh.

 

[Tarron]

Not sure if it has been mentioned by me or anyone else yet, but Crime and Punishment is a wonderful read. It's not a happy book by any means, but the insight into human nature and psychology is very interesting. It's a bit rough to read as the names are all Russian, and it was written in 1866, but it is still well worth the effort.

Edit: Mentioned it above, but I finished it yesterday~

 

[ACU20]

The twilight Saga, made me cry 10 times.

 

[ToastySpam]

I am the Messenger is a real good one, got that whole 'ordinary people can do great things' vibe

 

[bettemus99]

Now that's what I call a necro