What is the most significant book you have ever read?

[fstkhnan]

"Mangutyun Chunetsogh Martig" would be my favorite!

[jahannam]

Originally posted by fstkhnan "Mangutyun Chunetsogh Martig" would be my favorite!

have you even read the whole thing?
highly doubt it.
lol

[fstkhnan]

Originally posted by jahannam have you even read the whole thing?
highly doubt it.
lol

Of course I have....in "Haigazian" too, I remember "Ms Azarigian" made us read it, but after all, good thing she did!

[SexyAries]

My name is Aram- very good book, read it in highschool.


Good choice Shahumyan!!!

[Anonymouse]

Now that we have all thrown out favorite books, what is the point of reading them? Indeed, why read period?

[SexyAries]

Reading gives you intelect makes you a better person gives you reason. Takes you to places you have never been and you probably might never go. Reading is like a new born baby, everyone who should love it does.

[Anonymouse]

Too much reading causes hair loss. Even more causes spiritual transcendence.

[ckBejug]

The more you read, the more you have wrinkles in your brain. The more wrinkles you have, the more memory you can store, the less the chance you'll get Alzheimer's Disease...

That said, reading is also great because some stories are just incredibly moving, open up new worlds to us, inspirational, interesting, and some are just plain entertaining...

As for me, I'd have to say, I've read a lot of the books you guys mentioned, The Brothers K, The Little Prince, Walden Pond... damn all these books are awesome.... Mangootiun Choonestogh Martig was one of the one's on the 'required' list at school but in hindsight I am SO glad I read it.... But personally, The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay and Roots by Alex Haley were incredibly significant to me...

Also, Black Dog of Fate by Peter Balakian....

Oh man and Passage to Ararat.

ok, I'll stop.

We all need to go to Armenia. Right now.

[SexyAries]

LOL CK ya we do. I sure as hell cant wait to go back. I read Black Dog of Fate too but it was a little hard to get since i was young when i read it maybe 15 so i've decided to read it again.

[Shahumyan]

i read passage to Ararat, long long time ago, possibly first book that made me think what bullxxxx we live in