I LOVE all of Og
Mandino's books, but my all time favorite is entitled "The
Choice". If you aren't familiar with this author, start with this one, (as
I did) and you'll be hooked. Also, check out "The Twelfth Angel" and
"The Spellbinder's Gift".
I heard about
the next book from a local disc jockey. It's called "The Notebook",
by Nicholas Sparks.
"Mary's
Message To the World" by Marianne Williamson and
"Conversations with God (books 1 and 2) by Neale Donald Walsch are
important books to read. With "Conversations...", check out book one
first.
Another set of
books to try, for all ages, is by C.S. Lewis. The series is entitled
"The Chronicles of Narnia". There are seven books in the series, and
it can usually be found in the children's section. But, like I said, don't let
that fool you, the series is just as meaningful for adults as children. The
most well known book of the series is "The Lion, The Witch And The
Wardrobe".
A teacher of
mine would begin each class with a reading from a book entitled, "It Was
On Fire When I Lay Down On It", by Robert Fulghum. Now, I own all
of Fulghum's books.
You must have
heard of the "Chicken Soup For The Soul" series of books. They have
numerious books in this series. It's just a collection of very short stories
that every one can relate to, and usually touch your heart. The stories were
collected by Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen.
I also like any
books by both Katherine Woodwise (especially the Eden series, ie.
"The Women of Eden", "This Other Eden", etc.) and all
of Barbara Taylor Bradford's books. I'm sure you'll like them, too.
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