What book has had the greatest influence on your life?

I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and I have yet to understand it. Maybe it's because I read it when I was in high school and had no concerns about money. I know I need a financial adviser! :D As for the book that influences my life, It is Ripples of Joy : a collection of true stories by Cheryl Kirking. Many stories there are about showing kindness, returning a hundredfold to you, like a ripple in the water, the acts of love or hate you do will affect everyone. There are also stories about changing other people's lives for the better, which have touched me and inspired me to live a better life. :)

Hi santos mari chris: Mine was How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie. It really help me to develop my social skills and it give me some good lessons about human relationships and the Monk who sold his Ferrari by Sharma Robin that teach me that with discipline we can make things possible. ALVARO

For me it would be "On The Road" by Jack Kerouac. It woke up the nomad in my soul and set my feet on the road.

mine would have to be The Little Prince. There so much in it that could teach us more in life...

The best for me is God's word - THE BIBLE. It surely directs our path and worry free from everything!

i think,it is jack london's white fang,the fearless creature who fights his whole life before odds and violence. and a book of boris polevoy about an army pilot who wanted to fly even he had no legs.and he did it

I have read that book there are good points in those, however, there are things that are limited to where you are (country or state). As for me, I liked Hope for the Flowers it's a nice book, an easy read but talks about life and it's something we need to be reminded of every once in a while. Tuesdays with Morrie is also a good book to read. It gives you the sense of just knowing what you want and not to be deceived by what we assume is important, but rather see simple things differently. A definitely great book to read. Who Moved My Cheese is also a great book, talking about handling change and dealing with life's changes. As for financial gain, instead of Rich Dad Poor Dad, go to the basics, read The Richest Man in Babylon you will get the idea of savings and investments to the ground root of things. Whew, I miss reading a lot! and I miss reading those books more!