Knowledge is power & in these times of uncertainty, literacy & access to information is more important than ever. On this #Internationalliteracyday2020, we're sharing the 🇮🇱authors that have impacted our lives & advocating for the millions who still lack basic literacy skills.
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Which author or book has impacted your life?

Sep 8, 2020 · 9:53 AM UTC

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The Gallic Wars by Julius Caesar. Led me to the road of studying Roman History.
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The night, Eli Wiesel.
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"The Wall" by John Hersey
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The Steinsaltz Humash by Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz זייל
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श्रीमद भगवद्गीता
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"The three musketeers", by Alexandre Dumas; "Journey into the whirlwind", by Eugenia Ginzburg; "Le grand Meaulnes", by Alain Fournier... To name just a few.
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George Orwell '1984'.
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WINGS OF FIRE BY DR APJ ABDUL KALAM...
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Alive by Piers Paul Reid. Tells the story of the plane that crashed in the Andes with a team of rugbiers from Uruguay. It's a story about life, survival and growth.
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1. Preliminaries by Yizhar Smilansky. 2. No Room for Small Dreams by Shimon Peres. 3. The Bhagavad Gita by Vyasa. 4. Books by Vanamali. 5. Paramhansa Yogananda. 6. Parva by S. L. Bhyrappa.
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