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Books that changed your life
nescience:
Sometimes a Great Notion by Ken Kesey. Part allegory for Kesey's emotional coming-of-age, part depiction of the roughs of the Pacific Northwest, part blatant fuck-you to everyone within shouting distance.
Valrus:
Although right now I'm kind of ashamed to admit it, I don't think I can deny the effect that Atlas Shrugged had on me when I read it. In the end, I think it was a positive one, since I like to believe I integrated the sensible parts into my Weltanschauung and sloughed off the wingnut far-right Objectivist nonsense. But I'm still uncomfortable with how thoroughly I bought it at the time.
Kai:
Ayn Rand is kinda creepy.
Valrus:
I know. That's the thing.
Bearer:
I definatly going to say Mossflower by Brian Jacques...
>_>
what? Don't be critisizeing me for reading a book about woodland creatures with swords! Seriously though, thats a great book. It's alot better than people give it credit for. Maybe not a moving novel of epic proportions, but still...it's good.
that, and the outsiders. The outsiders is a classic. I mean, with a name like soda-pop, how can it NOT be good? but yeah, thats a good book as well...
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