What is the most meaningful book you've ever read? Please comment with the book title.

the fault in our stars

Thank you. I will look into that book =)

"My sword hand is singing" its a vampire book based on easter european folklore, its about a young man who lives on the outskirts of a paranoid town with his drunken father

Sounds interesting. I shall look into this book as well. Thank you =)

let the right one in old Willis place or night circus (you might not like let the right one in... It's a very strange vampire book but its very good they made a movie for it...)

I've read "Let the Right One in" before but not Night Circus. Thanks for the recommendation =)

oryx and crake

trylle series

the fault in our stars

Thanks, Emily, Jonah and Carol. More books for me to discover!

I enjoyed the fault in our stars but I loved And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

I read that too! Most meaningful for me would be the diary if Anne frank@Jo oh

Thank you, Maddie! @care I've read Anne Frank already =)

home of the brave & inside out and back again

Thank you, bebo317!

david Copperfield

The Book Thief

The Alchemist

The Christian bible.

@pdubz omg really I love that book

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, absolutely amazing. A good look at autism through fiction.

Harry potter

Life of Pi!!!

this is a younger kids book but "Small Steps" by peg kehret I dot know if I spelled her name right but it's the story of her when she got polio

Forbidden, Tabitha Suzuma

The giving tree

the fault in our stars or the perks of being a wallflower 👌

this is gonna sound weird, but when i was in year 4 i read Private Peaceful by michael morpurgo and that always stuck with me

Healing begins with santification of the heart

Life as we knew it