Most thought provoking book you’ve ever read..
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Hannah’s shoes…a story about a dying child’s bravery and how she touches those around her…
Let’s talk about kevin,.,are people born evil? This will have you questioning society and yourself..proper inner turmoil arguing with yourself throughout..
Have not read the book but seen the film We need to talk about Kevin. It upset me x
Sorry yes! I typed wrong title x
It had to be they boy called “it” for me 🙂 heartbreaking but inspirational book x
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes. It makes you think about the ethical & moral treatment of people with mental disabilities but in the most gripping and readble story.
Same as Susan.. a boy called ” it ” xx
I also like anything by Cathy glass & Torie Hayden – not sure I’ve spelt that right! Always get me to reassess life and I haven’t got it so bad xx
I haven’t read anything by either of these. Always glad to hear of a new author I might like. So thanks x
I’ve just finished “we need to talk about Kevin” what an amazing book! Not a nice subject but very thought provoking.
Another amazing book is “Monique and the mango rains” it’s actually a true story of monique who lives in Africa and trained to be a health visitor but basically ends up being the villages midwife and doctor. Awe inspiring, I highly recommend.
I am reading roots by alex haley, and really got me reliving and understanding what the slaves went through
The story teller x
Also the one im reading now the invention of wings
Hmmm nature over nurture very thought provoking x
I loved Lionel Shrivers’ “We Need to Talk About Kevin”. Themes included: nature/nurture debate, causes of crime, sociopathy, parenting skills, blame and forgiveness, amongst others. Fantastic read. The film wasn’t a patch on the book.
I haven’t read “Kevin” but sounds like I should…..
Just ordered it @Sloth, thanks for the recommendation.
You’re welcome, @Jane. Hope you really enjoy it. It takes a while to get into it as she has an unusual writing style but stick with it!
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