A friend asked me recently, "Of all the books you've read, which ones changed your life?" The question stumped me. Although I read on average 30 books a year (many of you must read more), I couldn't come up with a list on the spot. Oh, I could be glib and say that every book I read changes me in some way, but that wasn't the intent. So here goes. These are a few of the books that played a significant role in shaping who I am today. They are not in chronological order.
Born to Win
, by Muriel JamesThe Public Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ
, by Archbishop Goodier, S.J.Servant Leadership
, by Robert K.GreenfieldIntimacy, by Shirley Gehrke Luthman
The Primal Wound
, by Nancy Newton VerrierThe Reed of God
, by Caryll HouselanderThe Life You Save May be Your Own
, by Paul Elieand (of course) Les Miserables
, by Victor Hugo
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