Just the Way YOU are! discussion

What are some books that have inspired you?
For me it's captivating
And all of the chicken soup for the soul books

We might read one of these books as a group one time

i liked city of bones

Taylor wrote: ""

i read winter girls need to read the sarah dessen books

The truth about forever totally inspired me it is wonderful I need to read winter girls

Sydney wrote: "What are some books that have inspired you?
For me it's captivating
And all of the chicken soup for the soul books"

Hi there Sydney. The book that has inspired me most and does on a regular basis is the Bible. There are others such as The Testament, The Harbinger, Poems by St John of the Cross.

I am in the middle of reading the whole bible one chapter that was great was proverbs. So many great thoughts and sayings.

The Bible never gets old, you keep getting more meaning every time you read it.

You would like the book The Sword Bearer

Cool I'm in the middle of reading the bible right now!

Books that have inspired me.....?

The whole Shiva Trilogy. It's a trilogy written by Indian author, Amish Tripathi. Also, I found the book "Not Without My Daughter" by........Betty Mahmoody (I think) really inspiring.

Ummmmm, a book that I found inspiring would be.... Iqbal by francesco d'adamo. It is about a boy named Iqbal who is a child labourer.

These books inspire me the most because the main characters inspire me so much, they are like the most beautiful people and I just wish they really existed and I could talk to them

I haven't read either of those but I want to

i want to read the perks of being a wallflower ive read the fault in our stars it is amazing

Great lists, guys!!

I've read most of those books they r good but there r some on there I need to check out!

"What's Wrong With My Family? And How to Life Your Best Life Anyway" is the second book written by award-winning author Susan Mary Malone and her therapist brother, Dr. Gary Malone, and it's really easy to understand.

One of the best things about the book is that it uses well-known figures in pop culture as analogies for chapter titles to easily and quickly explain the exact situation discussed. The whole book is like that - even the cover depicts "Alice in Wonderland" characters - the Mad Hatter tells Alice and Rabbit "We're all quite mad here!" Part Two: Parenting and Other Foibles, utilizes popular movie titles such as "War of the Roses: Marital couples in constant conflict."

I got my copy through Amazon, as I couldn't find it at B&N.

Great book.