What was the most impactful book you ever read?

i love wof,its just not like an overly emotional book for me

i just like cool dragons

same with pjo, i just like cool kids with cool powers

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Yeah wof is good especially for YA but it's not that like influential, but it's still rlly good.

‘The God Delusion’ by Richard Dawkins.

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I just finished reading the Hunger Games trilogy. I liked that a lot

One book that really stayed with me is Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl.

It is not a long book, and the language is simple, but the weight of it is heavy in the best way. What struck me most was the idea that even when you cannot control your circumstances, you can still choose your response. That thought genuinely unsettled me at first. It quietly removes the comfort of blaming everything outside yourself.

Another one that impacted me deeply is The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. It made me reflect on guilt, redemption, and how long we carry our past versions of ourselves. Some books make you emotional for a moment. This one lingers and makes you introspective about your own moral choices.

And more recently, Atomic Habits by James Clear changed the way I think about self improvement. Not in a dramatic life altering way, but in small, practical shifts. It made me realize that identity is built quietly, through repetition, not sudden transformation.

I love that you mentioned The Book Thief. Books that change how we look at suffering, responsibility, or even our daily routines tend to stay with us far longer than we expect.

Looking forward to seeing what others share here.

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