I have read several books in my life, not many, but a few. One or two of these books have made quite an impression on me, or are, in my opinion, simply worth the time. If you feel the same, then this is where you can tell us about the best books. You must be a member (it's free) to post book titles.

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philosophy- fiction
science- fiction fact

philosophy

fiction

Name:	Description:
Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett	An excellent play! One of the top absurdist drama's, illustrating a wonderful side of mankinds existence.
The Transformation by Franz Kafka	A classic! Read how the life of poor Gregor turns upside-down after his transformation, and how Kafka expresses his opinion on social systems.

science

fiction

Name:	Description:
Flatland by Edwin A. Abbott	A fun and playful book first published in 1884, which explores the life of a 2-dimensional man who finds himself in the 3-dimensional world.

fact

Name:	Description:
Hyperspace by Michio Kaku	This book is a brilliant introduction to the world of multiple dimensions, covering topics such as relativity, quantum mechanics and the string theory. It can be read by people at all levels of science, at almost any age!
Seven ideas that shook the universe by Nathan Spielberg and Bryon D. Anderson	A neat book which runs through several topics in physics, and provides a good text based introduction to models of the universe, energy, entropy, modern physics and more.