If you had to select just one book that has had the most impact on your thinking, what is it.

[Sjm]

Patricia Sierra wrote: "Here's the solution: Leave your husband, but let him have the kids on the weekend. Spares you from all the complaining."

Great advice, Patricia. I'm filing this one for later reference.

P.S. Loving JD!

[Seb]

Hey, on to Page 2.

Now that's what I call robust!

Seb

[Patricia]

Thanks, Sjm. It needs all the love it can get.

[Claudine]

Patricia I might take your advice, one day soon!

[Valerie]

You said that impacted my thinking - To Kill a Mockingbird. What seems a story of coming of age, yet also details the ugliness of racism and prejudice, of not making judgments because people are 'different' (Boo Radley). In one short book so many perceptions were changed.

[Andre Jute]

Definitely, Valerie. To Kill a Mockingbird would definitely have to feature on anyone's Top 100 Novels.

[Seb]

I've been making a list of lists of the top 100 books for my blog:

100 Greatest Kindle Books of All Time

'To Kill a Mockingbird' comes in at #15.

Agreed, it's a great book!

[Seb]

Oh, by the way, I got puffed out at #60 and need to finish this off.

[Andre Jute]

Seb wrote: "Oh, by the way, I got puffed out at #60 and need to finish this off."

You should, Seb, that's a superb service.

[Claudine]

Some good choices there.