To Make Us Think

Stories that make us think are those that from time to time force us to close the book and reflect on what we have just read. They are stories that open up new doors to knowledge. They are those that help us change our attitudes and improve on a personal level, and which stay with us forever. They are those that we recommend often for the imprint they leave on us.

Bach, Richard: Jonathan Livingston Seagull

Bettelheim, Bruno: A Good Enough Parent

Brady, Joan: God on a Harley

Gaarder, Jostein: Sophie’s World

Hesse, Hermann: Steppenwolf, Demian, Siddhartha and Beneath the Wheel

Huxley, Aldous: Brave New World

King, Jr., Martin Luther: Strength to Love

Lorente, Joaquín: Think, It’s Free

Ramon-Cortés, Ferran: The Island of the Five Lighthouses, Conversations With Max, Virus, The Sailboat, How to Listen With Your Eyes and The Chemistry of Relationships

Robinson, Ken: The Element

Rovira, Àlex; Trías de Bes, Fernando: Good Luck

Tagore, Rabindranath: The Gardener and Sadhana

Tanizaki, Junichiro: In Praise of Shadows

Toffler, Alvin: Future Shock, The Third Wave and Powershift

Zander, Benjamin; Stone Zander, Rosamund: The Art of Possibility