
- Black Beauty by Anna Sewell: I read this book when I was in primary school or early secondary school. It is an autobiographical novel about a horse and it opened my eyes to how important it is to be nice, compassionate, value others, and really care for them.
- Roots by Alex Haley: I read this in early secondary school and remember how I wished it was a TV series then discovered the series years after. The strongest theme in the book for me was the need to connect with ones roots and strengthen family ties.
- The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell: This book helped me understand how social interactions influence the spread of ideas and concepts. I mean, who doesn’t want to find out the secret to going viral?
- Free Agent Nation by Daniel Pink: I discovered this book when I first started thinking about going solo and it helped me understand and prepare for working for myself and being fully responsible for my career.
- The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo: It’s written like a fable but it rings true in many ways. It’s about self-discovery and finding the true meaning of success.
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