Today's Question:
What’s the most useful book you’ve ever read? And, why?
This is a tough question for me. I don't read self help or how to books. So the only books I can think of are my text books from college. Reading them, and of course the classes that I attended, helped me for when I had to take my state license test. So the answer is college text books.
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You are right, of course. I just can't remember any of my college text books. Or my law school text books, for that matter. :)
Here is my answer on Rose City Reader.
I guess that there are lots of different forms of usefulness... it is obviously useful if a book enables one to pass an exam
But - a book is also useful if it opens to the door to another genre of literature which is new to you - for example, when I read Gabriel Garcia Marquez' One Hundred Years of Solitude, I have never before read any magical realism - so for me this was a really useful book because it was so revealatory....
Lovely idea for a meme question -
Thanks for sharing
Hannah
It would be impossible to name just one book!
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