3 BOOKS THAT EVERYONE IN HIS/HER 20'S SHOULD READ.

Books change the way we think, they give us facts that we never knew, and they contain a lot of untold stories, all of the knowledge we need is hidden in there, trust me reading books is a skill that very few can master, well you should be among the few. 

They say caring is sharing, so am going to share too. So here goes the majestic list...The top three books that you as a 20+-year-old guy/girl should have read by now, or should read sooner or later, literally, it should be in your booklist whether you are a good reader or not. It is worth it. Thank me later.

1. TITLE: WHY MEN DON'T LISTEN,& WOMEN CAN'T READ MAPS.
    AUTHOR: ALLAN&BARBARA PEASE.

"How we are different and what to do about it". Well if you are really interested to get the facts about our wiring, the so-called "human and love chemistry", the biological hormones and their role toward our behavior then this is a must-read book.

     chapter 1:Same species, different worlds
     chapter 2:Making perfect sense.
     chapter 3:It's all in the mind
     chapter 4....chapter 5.................chapter 11:Towards a different future.

                                                      

2. TITLE: THE NOTEBOOK BY NICHOLAS SPARKS.

  Well this is a classic story of love found, lost, and found again. It is a powerful book that will give you a lot of lessons. You won't regret reading this. I highly recommend this for men.

            THE WORDS OF LOVE

I am nothing special, of this I am sure I am a common man with common thoughts and I have led a common life. There are no monuments dedicated to me and my name will soon be forgotten but I have loved another with all my heart and soul and to me, this has always been enough. And so begins the most poignant and compelling love stories you will ever read...

 

  
  3.TITLE: THE WEDDING BY NICHOLAS SPARKS.

So here goes the continuation of the notebook, once you read the notebook you would probably love to read this one too.

Is it possible I wonder for a man to truly change ? Or do character and habit form the immovable boundaries of our lives.? It is mid-October and I ponder these questions as I watch the moth flail wildly against the porch light.......

 

"You just take your time and read, it does not cost you anything."