Eat Pray Love – Elizabeth Gilbert (2006)
Elizabeth Gilbert embarks on a year-long journey of self-discovery across Italy, India, and Indonesia, seeking pleasure, spirituality, and balance.
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Night – Elie Wiesel (1956)
Eliezer and his father struggle to survive the Nazi death camps, haunted by loss, silence, and shattered faith, in a searing tale of endurance and the fight to remember.
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The Glass Castle – Jeannette Walls (2005)
A girl’s journey through fire, poverty, and betrayal becomes a testament to resilience, revealing the beauty and sorrow of a life built on dreams that never died.
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Angela’s Ashes – Frank McCourt (1996)
Through rain-soaked streets and aching hunger, a boy battles loss, poverty, and shame with wit and hope, chasing a life beyond the grey grip of childhood misery.
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‘Tis – Frank McCourt (1999)
From ship decks to chalkboards, an Irish immigrant battles shame, poverty, and identity in postwar America, chasing dignity one step at a time through grit and grace.
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Teacher Man – Frank McCourt (2005)
A burned-out teacher battles doubt and disorder in gritty New York classrooms, discovering that storytelling may be the only lesson that truly matters.
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Mere Christianity – CS Lewis (1952)
C.S. Lewis explores the core beliefs of Christianity, breaking down theological concepts into logical, accessible discussions on faith and morality.
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On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft – Stephen King (2000)
On Writing by Stephen King blends memoir and writing advice, offering insights into his personal journey, storytelling techniques, and essential principles for aspiring writers.
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Meditations – Marcus Aurelius
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is a collection of philosophical reflections on Stoicism, virtue, and self-discipline, written by the Roman emperor.
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A Room of One’s Own – Virginia Woolf (1929)
A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf is a landmark feminist essay arguing for women’s financial independence and creative freedom in literature.