[Mr. Mojo]

Heinlein's early novels.

[BenLurkin]

The Holy Bible

[Waco]

Kennedy, the man and the Myth.

[911 still fresh for this NYer]

The Bible,,,,,,,

[Archangel86]

Mere Christianity - C.S. Lewis

[Uncle Miltie]

Free To Choose - Milton Friedman

The Road to Serfdom - Friederich Hayek

Homage to Catalonia

1984

Animal Farm

Atlas Shrugged

The Fountainhead

The Torah

Declaration of Independence

[Grizzled Bear]

The Bible.

I just finished Natan Sharansky's "The Case for Democracy." Very powerful.

"Tower of Babel," about the history of the U.N. by Dore Gold (former Israeli Ambassador to the U.N.)

Almost anything by C.S. Lewis.

"Pearls before Swine" Comic Collections.

[Toto_for_breakfast]

Animal Farm, 1984, Anthem

Danielson Famile rocks, by the way

[Ike]

All of Madeleine L'Engle's writings, especially the Crosswicks Trilogy and "A ing of Endless Light".

[Riverman94610]

Lots of them.
Conscience of a Conservative
Closing of the American Mind and The Western Canon by Bloom
Invisible Man by Ellison
And Still We Rise by Miles Corwin
William Manchester's book-forgot the title-of his four years in the Marines during WW2.
Richard Halliburton's travel books back when I was in Seventh Grade
Divided Soul by David Ritz(Marvin Gaye Bio)

[LiveBait]

Syme's "The Roman Revolution"

[HitmanLV]

Many of the ones already mentioned, but I'll add 'Confessions of St. Augustine.'

[Socratic]

"From the Earth to the Moon" - Jules Verne. As a sixth grader, this helped to jump start my interest in science and the promise of human achievement.

[krb]

Ayn Rand's Anthem was the first "important" book I remember reading and rocking my mind.

[jonathonandjennifer]

That would have to be Witness.

[Tribune7]

The Bible

[krb]

As a tribute to Ronaldus Magnus I want to read Harold Bell Wright's "That Printer of Udells's" one day.

[DocRock]

The Holy Bible and Atlas Shrugged

[perfect stranger]

Not in that order.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

AYN RAND's "Atlas Shrugged".