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seferin asked me in another post what my 10 favorite books I ever read were.

This list is subject to change without notice, but off the top of my head I came up with:


The Truth Machine - James L. Halperin
Pet Semetary - Stephen King
The Stand - Stephen King
Think and Grow Rich (A Black Choice) - Dennis Kimbro and Napoleon Hill
Transmetropolitan - Warren Ellis
Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki
Debt of Honor - Tom Clancy
Executive Orders - Tom Clancy (2 books that link together so tightly you can almost consider as one)
Great Expectations - Charles Dickens
I, Martha Adams - Pauline Glen Winslow

Most of these books were starting points. They pushed me to find other books which either confirmed or changed my thoughts on various subjects throughout my life (many with opposing views). Others showed me there were different ways of thinking. Others were just plain pure entertainment I can go back to when I need a comfortable break from reality.

What would be on your list?

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The Truth Machine - Read
Pet Semetary - Read
The Stand - Read

Think and Grow Rich (A Black Choice) - I haven't read this, but I might, for the differing perspective

Transmetropolitan - Read
Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Read
Debt of Honor - Read
Executive Orders - Read

Great Expectations - Tried it, lost insterest

I, Martha Adams - Not familiar, I'll pick this up.

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I Martha Adams was one of my first "US vs Russia" Cold War paperbacks. About a seemingly typical housewife that becomes much more...

*insert dramatic music*