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Which is/are the most USEFUL book/books that you read?

They can be about all: psychology, religion, phylosophy, history etc.

 

The last one that I read and found very interesting was : "The Art of Persuasion" by Robert B. Cialdini. 

The author explains the psychological mechanisms of persuasion. Studies show that most of the tactics used by the specialists of persuasion fall into six basic categories: reciprocity, commitment and consistency, social proof, liking, authority and scarcity. To recognize them can be useful in every day life.

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the most important book I've read in my entire life is the holy book Quran

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the most important book I've read in my entire life is the holy book Quran.

 

To Malhadyan - I am sure it is and I hope to have the opportunity to read and understan it.

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A long time ago I read following interesting books:

1. "How to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carneigie.

2. A book about inductive and deductive logic in Urdu language, I don't remember the title.

3. Game, Set and Math: Enigmas and Conundrums.

4. Learn German in three months. (I started learning German from this book)

5. A few Chess learning books.

Recently I read "Simplify your life" (in German), a book with lots of practical tips on how to organize oneself.

Currently I am reading, "Puzzles to puzzle you" a book of mathematical puzzles.

Otherwise I am not a habitual book reader.

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I read  Al Muqaddimah(known as Prolegomena in Greek) written by Ibn Khaldūn . I started to understand the  philosophy of history.It make me understand How the whole sociaty move. To understand the effect of sea, mountain, climate, economic and ideas on the sociaty act. I don't read all of it though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibn_Khaldun

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 selam Lisa

for me ,i read books only to learn foreign langages,when i was young i was intrested in historical books especially which talk about ottoman empire or andalusia... i read novels in french or in english i don't read in arabic and i read the bible too.

by the way Lisa i saw that you're learning arabic so i encourage you and wishe you good luck;me too i started learning italian. i hope you join me in livemocha "shukran" 

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