Oh, I have to mention other book that left me speechless. It's the Al Araf from slovenian author Vladimir Bartol. This is a book of esseys and a novel in one book. There are interesting stories how people manipulate other people to get what they want.

That is an extremely difficult question. If I have to choose, I would pick The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky. It is about the theme of resurrection: when we fall down in life, we must realize that it can be a profound opportunity for growth. However, I also love Moby Dick by Herman Melville. On the surface, it's about a man who goes on a whaling voyage. Under the surface, though, it's about pretty much everything in the western literary tradition.

It's Don Quijote from spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. Each time you read it you can find more interesting things. First time you read it it seams fun to you but when you read it again and again you find whole new meaning underneath the funny surface.

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