[stephie.u3]

i really dont know any books like that but if you get the chance, watch the film dead poets society if you havent already...amazing watch, definitely was a turning point in my life after watching it but i guess it depends who you are seriously tho, watch it

[FilthyYouth]

Crime and Punishment

[miser]

Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray

It's about the nature of art and sin.

[HugoDuchovny]

Biff and Chip - The Magic Key

[Fight-or-Flight]

The tiger who came to tea

[amelle]

the kite runner.. love that book

[Hipster]

The Oxford Dictionary of Prepositions

[Lauren27]

David Copperfield.

[mozza15]

Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance? It's a strange book at first as it doesn't seem to get anywhere
but it definitely has meaning and level of depth but whether it's your thing or not is a different matter

[zigzog7]

Operation Red Jericho by Joshua Mowll

[Just-Some-Guy]

(Original post by ILoveOrangeJuice)
Im looking for inspiration,something deep, something that I will learn from. Last Book I read was The Secret by Rhonda Byron. Can be fiction, philosophical,anything really,anything you felt inspired by, that deeply touched you.

Pride and Prejudice - Amazing book, as true when it was written as it is today.

Or my favourite, The Three Musketeers

Gotta love the classics!!

[Tangopopper]

(Original post by ILoveOrangeJuice)
Im looking for inspiration,something deep, something that I will learn from. Last Book I read was The Secret by Rhonda Byron. Can be fiction, philosophical,anything really,anything you felt inspired by, that deeply touched you.

Ender's game. It's sci-fi which I can see might put off a girl, but it is one of the best books I have ever read, and you'd really be missing out if you didn't at least give it a chance. It is philosophical, although that is not the focus.

[strifelight]

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. I had never read classics before, but this book was incredible and every book I've read since has seemed really boring to me. Seriously, read it. It's amazing.

[SilverDoe21]

Gone With The Wind

[TheNinjaTurtle]

Playboy June 2011

[KnuckleheadNinja]

(Original post by amelle)
the kite runner.. love that book

I second this book. Has so many deep themes running through it, you will be horrified reading it, shocked, you'll cry and you will still love the book. Its what i'd call beautiful literature.

[vahik92]

(Original post by ILoveOrangeJuice)
Im looking for inspiration,something deep, something that I will learn from. Last Book I read was The Secret by Rhonda Byron. Can be fiction, philosophical,anything really,anything you felt inspired by, that deeply touched you.

the Count Monte Cristo - if you read this, I bet you are going to come back to me and thank me for this favour. - MAKE SURE YOU READ IT.

[Rory :)]

(Original post by ILoveOrangeJuice)
Im looking for inspiration,something deep, something that I will learn from. Last Book I read was The Secret by Rhonda Byron. Can be fiction, philosophical,anything really,anything you felt inspired by, that deeply touched you.

Halo the fall of reach.

[Tara_Ward]

(Original post by vahik92)
the Count Monte Cristo - if you read this, I bet you are going to come back to me and thank me for this favour. - MAKE SURE YOU READ IT.

This^

oh umm watership down was lovely. but i recommend dave pelzer's book A child called "it" truly moving book. It's also a series of 3-4 in his autobiogaphy collection.

[mczakk]

(Original post by mozza15)
Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance? It's a strange book at first as it doesn't seem to get anywhere
but it definitely has meaning and level of depth but whether it's your thing or not is a different matter

this!

superb book, took me 3 or 4 goes to understand it, but once you do it makes so much sense

or 9 lives, by alan c deere, puts all of todays 'heroes' in the shade