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Most impactual book?
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Date: 2008/05/24 18:27
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By: tomorrow.never.knows
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What book have you read that has made the most impact on your life?
For me, it was the book Imajica by Clive Barker. A lot of his other books are just...well, terrible. But this one left me in a state of shock after I read it. It's hard to explain, but it's just one of those books that will make you look at the world a hell of a lot differently.
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Date: 2008/05/26 02:22
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By: Psykonaught
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A lot of books have had an effect on me haha 'To kill a mocking bird' is a fantastic book. 'Look to Windward' or 'Excession' by Iain M. Banks...in fact the majority of his novels about the culture are amazing pieces of Sci-Fi  Some of the most brutal books I've read are by Irvine Welsh now that is gritty writing.
Look! A Contortionist made of glass!
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Re:Most impactual book?
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Date: 2008/05/26 05:11
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By: SexSlavesUnite
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I read "Atonement" long before I saw the film.
It's a lovely book, set in three different time zones, with a slightly suprising yet enjoyable twist for an ending.
It made me see alot of things in a different light - Mostly love and relationships.
It's by Ian McEwan.
Hope you enjoy it!
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Re:Most impactual book?
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Date: 2008/05/26 05:25
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By: samh004
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The movie was so sad 
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