What book left an impact on you?
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Original post by Michiyo
Share the book that impressed you or left a mark on you with us! 
In my case, that was Animal Farm by George Orwell. I read it when I was very young (about nine or ten years old) and I hated it so much exactly because it was so sad. To this day, I still cannot forget how I felt when I read it.
In my case, that was Animal Farm by George Orwell. I read it when I was very young (about nine or ten years old) and I hated it so much exactly because it was so sad. To this day, I still cannot forget how I felt when I read it.
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There's a film? Where the hell have I been?
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Original post by cupcakes87
The Fault In Our Stars
and
The Illustrated Mum
and
Spy for the Queen of Scotts
and and and the most important,
Lola Rose
and
The Illustrated Mum
and
Spy for the Queen of Scotts
and and and the most important,
Lola Rose
Jacqueline wilson was my childhood, the two books you've mentioned just reminded how much her writing had an impact on me😭
In no particular order..
The absolute true diary of a part time indian - Sherman Alexie
1984 - George Orwell
Kiss - Jacqueline Wilson
The reader - Bernhad Schlink
The absolute true diary of a part time indian - Sherman Alexie
1984 - George Orwell
Kiss - Jacqueline Wilson
The reader - Bernhad Schlink
Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas R. Hofstadter
Also, I had a maths teacher who had a habit of throwing a book (or board duster) at any dozing pupils.
That made an impact.
Also, I had a maths teacher who had a habit of throwing a book (or board duster) at any dozing pupils.
That made an impact.
(edited 6 years ago)
Me before you. the book and the movie
Original post by Phil_mitchell
Jacqueline wilson was my childhood, the two books you've mentioned just reminded how much her writing had an impact on me😭
same!
Original post by Michiyo
Share the book that impressed you or left a mark on you with us!
In my case, that was Animal Farm by George Orwell. I read it when I was very young (about nine or ten years old) and I hated it so much exactly because it was so sad. To this day, I still cannot forget how I felt when I read it.
In my case, that was Animal Farm by George Orwell. I read it when I was very young (about nine or ten years old) and I hated it so much exactly because it was so sad. To this day, I still cannot forget how I felt when I read it.
Same here, loved the book, thought it was very cleverly written :-)
Animal Farm and 1984 by George Orwell. He just has a way of leaving such an impact throughout the whole story and then the last lines are always so thought provoking!
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Taught me so much about life and the ending is emotional uno 
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara - My eyes actually water every time I think about it. It taught me to be thankful for my family and the little things in life and so much more, would recommend it to everybody. (:
Bertrand Russell's A History of Western Philosophy.
I read it 15 years ago and it still remains the most informative book I've ever encountered.
I read it 15 years ago and it still remains the most informative book I've ever encountered.
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