ernest hemingway |
five books that have changed my life:
- moveable feast, ernest hemingway. my very favorite hemingway book. it's a casual memoir of paris in the 20's that includes corner cafes and bars filled with wonderful people with enchanting stories.
- eating animals, jonathan safran foer. an honest and different approach to the topic of vegetarianism
- mere christianity, c.s. lewis. this book was/is the most simple, yet envoking book i've ever read. it's a logical case for christianity that is written kindly.
- easy to love, difficult to discipline, becky bailey, ph.d. this is a powerful book that helps parents learn how to stop policing and pleading with their children and use love instead. it explains values of integrity, respect, responsibility, passion and more.
- the giving tree, shel silverstein. i had my parents read this to me over and over as a child, and i don't think i really knew why i loved it. then, as i grew older, i forgot about it. after my first son was born, i ran across it in the bookstore and as i read it to him, i realized the lessons i must have taken away as a little girl. this book teaches to love and give freely, which is the best lesson anyone can pass onto their child really.
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