Has a book changed your life?

Aside from the Bible, I’m not sure I can say a book has changed my life.

My favorite book has changed a lot of times.

Right now, it’s Marcus Zusak’s The Book Thief.

A novel set mostly during the horrors of the Holocaust, one reason (among the many) the story stands out because of the storyteller.

I also enjoyed All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr.

I’m not sure how this post morphed into a list of books set in one of the most horrific periods of history, but if you want a quintessential account of it, read Anne Frank’s diary.

From fact to fiction, Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird paints a vivid picture of home and humanity in the Depression-era Deep South.

Right now, I’m reading my first Stephen King book, 11-22-63.

I’m actually listening to the story on Audible.

Voices for each of the characters add a lot to the time traveler’s quest to save John F. Kennedy and a make a few other changes to the past (or the future) along the way.