What is the most inspirational book you have ever read?

the Dragons in our Midst series and Oracle of Fire series. great books. great message

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The Star Signs by Linda Goodman

The Life Everlasting by Marie Correlli

Manifest Your Desires by Esther and Jerry Hicks

Love Signs by Linda Goodman

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Love and Blessings

Three magic words. A book on the universal laws.

Biography - loosing layla. Book about a woman has has a baby at 40, the baby dies, her relationship breaks up and yet she still finds the time to meet someone else and have 2 healthy children.

Conversations with god.

i second bolesiks anwser for the giving tree

i also found the band of brothers book series to be inspirational, but that's probably because the character 'red' was based on my grandfather and he was inspirational to me.

good omens by neil gaiman and terry pratchett... it wasn't the best written book, but i like their interpretation of what the antichrist and the end of the world would look like... i wont give away the story in case any would like to read it.

The Giving Tree.

It's a 12 page emotional roller coaster ending in a lesson of love and compassion.

The Alphabet of Manliness

Other than the inspired word of God, the bible, "The Case for Christ" by Lee Stroebel. I also loved "Lost Boy" by Greg Laurie.

Reviving Ophelia. A really eye-opening message to young girls everywhere. I think even a lot of men would find it an interesting (though likely baffling) read.

The Dictionary.

Neverwhere, by Neil Gaiman.

Green Eggs and Ham, by Dr. Suess.