5 Life-Changing Books to Add To Your Library: Part 2

The second part of my personal rating of life-changing books. Enjoy it! Change your life and become happier!

Neil Donald Walsch’s Conversations with God


From the title itself, it talks about the conversations of the author and God that involve topics such as education, love, politics, religion, and spirituality.

Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree


It narrates about the beautiful and touching story of a tree that loved a little boy. The tree does everything for the boy without any regard for what it’s getting in return.

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience


This classic book touches on happiness on the modern psychology that probes into issues such as art, family, and sports. Overall, the book allows you to understand what makes life more meaningful.

Jostein Gaarder’s Sophie’s World


It involves a philosophical and novel piece of work. It narrates the story of a teenage girl, Sophie Amundsen who got introduced to philosophy by a middle-aged philosopher, Alberto Knox.

Anita Diamant’s The Red Tent


The book tackles about the lives of women in the old biblical times that touch the story of mothers and daughters love and living in a strange land.


Who knows, maybe these books inspire you to create your own paper writing?!

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