你读过的最好的书是什么?为什么（二）
正文翻译
What are the best books you've ever read? Why?
你读过的最好的书是什么?为什么?
What are the best books you've ever read? Why?
你读过的最好的书是什么?为什么?
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Ishaan Katyal, lives in New Delhi
The best book I ever read is or rather one of my favourite books of all time is :
The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck
As the title suggests, it is a self help book, well if you want to call it no one’s stopping you. but it’s no ordinary self help book, unlike most self help books, this doesn’t tell you to stay happy or avoid negativity. But Mark Manson through this book say’s: ‘Fuck Positivity’.
This book makes you realise that you're not special, the problems you are having right now are not new. Somebody before you and somebody after you, have had and will have the same problems. So stop feeling so special and Stop Giving A Fuck.
我读过的最好的书，或者说是我有史以来最喜欢的书之一：
《不在乎的精妙艺术》
正如标题所示，这是一本自助救助的书，如果你想这么说，没人会阻止你。但这不是一本普通的自助书，不像大多数自助类书，它不会告诉你保持快乐或避免消极。但马克·曼森在这本书中说过：“去他妈的积极性”。
这本书让你意识到你并不特别，你现在遇到的问题也不是什么新鲜事。在你之前的某个人有过同样的问题和在你之后的某个人也会有同样的问题。所以别再觉得自己很特别了，别再烦心了。
The best book I ever read is or rather one of my favourite books of all time is :
The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck
As the title suggests, it is a self help book, well if you want to call it no one’s stopping you. but it’s no ordinary self help book, unlike most self help books, this doesn’t tell you to stay happy or avoid negativity. But Mark Manson through this book say’s: ‘Fuck Positivity’.
This book makes you realise that you're not special, the problems you are having right now are not new. Somebody before you and somebody after you, have had and will have the same problems. So stop feeling so special and Stop Giving A Fuck.
我读过的最好的书，或者说是我有史以来最喜欢的书之一：
《不在乎的精妙艺术》
正如标题所示，这是一本自助救助的书，如果你想这么说，没人会阻止你。但这不是一本普通的自助书，不像大多数自助类书，它不会告诉你保持快乐或避免消极。但马克·曼森在这本书中说过：“去他妈的积极性”。
这本书让你意识到你并不特别，你现在遇到的问题也不是什么新鲜事。在你之前的某个人有过同样的问题和在你之后的某个人也会有同样的问题。所以别再觉得自己很特别了，别再烦心了。
I will only give you a small example of what the book really is all about;
The book starts with Mark introducing Charles Bukowski. A wannabe writer but due to his life choices, a womaniser, a drug addict and a gambler. For the first fifty years of his life he remained like this, a drunk loser, but then an editor from a small publishing house took strange interest in the guy, he couldn't offer him much money or a lot of sales, but he wanted Bukowski to write. Bukowski wrote his first novel, Post Office, in a mere three week. In the dedication he wrote, ‘Dedicated to nobody’. Stories like Bukowski became the staple diet of motivational speakers all around the globe, ‘he didn’t give up’, ‘See’ were the most common lines spoken about the guy.
But then why was ‘ Don't Try’, engraved on the epitaph of his tombstone. The success of Bukowski wasn’t really a result of his perspiration, or determination but was due to the fact that he was a loser and he accepted it and wrote honestly about it. Bokowski’s book was a work of genius, not due to the fact that that he overcame all the odds stacked against him, but due to the fact that he had the ability to be completely honest with himself, especially about the worst parts and to share his feeling without a hesitation or doubt.
This book is full of such examples and and I could write a very long answer about this book but I would save it for some later answers.
我只给你举一个小例子，说明这本书的真正意义；
这本书从马克介绍查尔斯·布考斯基开始。一个渴望成为作家的人，但由于他的人生选择，他是一个好色之徒、一个瘾君子和一个赌徒。在他生命的前五十年里，他一直是这样的，一个喝醉了的失败者，但后来一家小出版社的编辑对这个家伙产生了奇怪的兴趣，给不了他多少钱，也卖不了多少书，但他想让布考斯基写作。布考斯基在短短三周内写下了他的第一部小说《邮局》。在献词中，他写道：“献给任何人”。像布考斯基样的故事成了全球励志演讲人的主食，“他没有放弃”、“看”是谈论这个人最常见的台词。
但为什么在他的墓碑墓志铭上刻着“不要尝试”。布考斯基的成功并不是因为他的汗水或决心，而是因为他是一个失败者，他接受了这一事实，并诚实地写下了这篇文章。布考斯基的书是一部天才之作，不是因为他克服了所有不利因素，而是因为他有能力对自己完全诚实，特别是诚实的看待最糟糕的部分，并毫不犹豫地分享自己的感受。
这本书充满了这样的例子，我可以写一个很长的关于这本书的答案，但我会把它留到以后的一些答案中。
The book starts with Mark introducing Charles Bukowski. A wannabe writer but due to his life choices, a womaniser, a drug addict and a gambler. For the first fifty years of his life he remained like this, a drunk loser, but then an editor from a small publishing house took strange interest in the guy, he couldn't offer him much money or a lot of sales, but he wanted Bukowski to write. Bukowski wrote his first novel, Post Office, in a mere three week. In the dedication he wrote, ‘Dedicated to nobody’. Stories like Bukowski became the staple diet of motivational speakers all around the globe, ‘he didn’t give up’, ‘See’ were the most common lines spoken about the guy.
But then why was ‘ Don't Try’, engraved on the epitaph of his tombstone. The success of Bukowski wasn’t really a result of his perspiration, or determination but was due to the fact that he was a loser and he accepted it and wrote honestly about it. Bokowski’s book was a work of genius, not due to the fact that that he overcame all the odds stacked against him, but due to the fact that he had the ability to be completely honest with himself, especially about the worst parts and to share his feeling without a hesitation or doubt.
This book is full of such examples and and I could write a very long answer about this book but I would save it for some later answers.
我只给你举一个小例子，说明这本书的真正意义；
这本书从马克介绍查尔斯·布考斯基开始。一个渴望成为作家的人，但由于他的人生选择，他是一个好色之徒、一个瘾君子和一个赌徒。在他生命的前五十年里，他一直是这样的，一个喝醉了的失败者，但后来一家小出版社的编辑对这个家伙产生了奇怪的兴趣，给不了他多少钱，也卖不了多少书，但他想让布考斯基写作。布考斯基在短短三周内写下了他的第一部小说《邮局》。在献词中，他写道：“献给任何人”。像布考斯基样的故事成了全球励志演讲人的主食，“他没有放弃”、“看”是谈论这个人最常见的台词。
但为什么在他的墓碑墓志铭上刻着“不要尝试”。布考斯基的成功并不是因为他的汗水或决心，而是因为他是一个失败者，他接受了这一事实，并诚实地写下了这篇文章。布考斯基的书是一部天才之作，不是因为他克服了所有不利因素，而是因为他有能力对自己完全诚实，特别是诚实的看待最糟糕的部分，并毫不犹豫地分享自己的感受。
这本书充满了这样的例子，我可以写一个很长的关于这本书的答案，但我会把它留到以后的一些答案中。
Here are some of my favourite line from the book :
‘ You get anxious about confronting somebody in your life. That anxiety cripples you and you start wondering why you're so anxious. Now you become anxious about being anxious, now you're anxious about your own anxiety. This is the Feedback Loop From Hell.’
‘Reserve your fucks for what truly matters.’
‘No matter where you go there is a five-hundred pound load of shit waiting for you’
‘Maturity is what happens when when learns to only give a fuck about what it is truly fuck-worty.’
‘Once you become comfortable with all the shit life throws at you, you become invincible.’
I feel like this is enough for one answer. I will add more, as soon as I remember some more.
Thanks for reading.
以下是本书中我最喜欢的几句话：
“你会因为在生活中遇到某人而感到焦虑。这种焦虑会使你残废，你开始想为什么你如此焦虑。现在你因为焦虑而焦虑，现在你因为自己的焦虑而焦虑。这是来自地狱的反馈回路
“为真正重要的事留点时间。”
“无论你走到哪里都有一堆500磅的垃圾在等着你”
“成熟是当你学会什么才是真正值得操心的事情的时候。”
“一旦你对生活抛给你的所有破事感到舒适，你就会变得不可战胜。”
我觉得这已经足够成为一个答案了。一旦我记得更多，我会补充的。
感谢阅读。
‘ You get anxious about confronting somebody in your life. That anxiety cripples you and you start wondering why you're so anxious. Now you become anxious about being anxious, now you're anxious about your own anxiety. This is the Feedback Loop From Hell.’
‘Reserve your fucks for what truly matters.’
‘No matter where you go there is a five-hundred pound load of shit waiting for you’
‘Maturity is what happens when when learns to only give a fuck about what it is truly fuck-worty.’
‘Once you become comfortable with all the shit life throws at you, you become invincible.’
I feel like this is enough for one answer. I will add more, as soon as I remember some more.
Thanks for reading.
以下是本书中我最喜欢的几句话：
“你会因为在生活中遇到某人而感到焦虑。这种焦虑会使你残废，你开始想为什么你如此焦虑。现在你因为焦虑而焦虑，现在你因为自己的焦虑而焦虑。这是来自地狱的反馈回路
“为真正重要的事留点时间。”
“无论你走到哪里都有一堆500磅的垃圾在等着你”
“成熟是当你学会什么才是真正值得操心的事情的时候。”
“一旦你对生活抛给你的所有破事感到舒适，你就会变得不可战胜。”
我觉得这已经足够成为一个答案了。一旦我记得更多，我会补充的。
感谢阅读。
Sejal Tiwari, Bibliophile
I had never been a regular reader though I loved reading. I read like one novel in a month.
However, this lockdown brought out the voracious reader inside me. I invested most of my time in books. I purchased some of them while others were read online.
Some of my favourites are:
The Kite Runner
This is the first book that had made me cry. I'm connected to it the most. The way Khaled Hosseini has portrayed the beautiful relationship between Amir and Hasan is really mesmerizing. He plays with your emotions leaving a smile on your teary face. This is definately a must read for everyone.
虽然我喜欢读书，但我从来都不是一个频繁读书的读者。我一个月读了一本小说。
然而，这次封锁从内心激发我成为贪婪的读者。我把大部分时间都投入到了书本上。一些书是购买的实体书，而其他书则在网上阅读。
我最喜欢的是：
《追风筝的人》
这是第一本让我哭的书。我和它联系最紧密。哈立德·侯赛尼（Khaled Hosseini）描绘阿米尔和哈桑之间美好关系的方式真的令人着迷。。他激发你的情绪，让你泪流满面。这绝对是每个人的必读书籍。
I had never been a regular reader though I loved reading. I read like one novel in a month.
However, this lockdown brought out the voracious reader inside me. I invested most of my time in books. I purchased some of them while others were read online.
Some of my favourites are:
The Kite Runner
This is the first book that had made me cry. I'm connected to it the most. The way Khaled Hosseini has portrayed the beautiful relationship between Amir and Hasan is really mesmerizing. He plays with your emotions leaving a smile on your teary face. This is definately a must read for everyone.
虽然我喜欢读书，但我从来都不是一个频繁读书的读者。我一个月读了一本小说。
然而，这次封锁从内心激发我成为贪婪的读者。我把大部分时间都投入到了书本上。一些书是购买的实体书，而其他书则在网上阅读。
我最喜欢的是：
《追风筝的人》
这是第一本让我哭的书。我和它联系最紧密。哈立德·侯赛尼（Khaled Hosseini）描绘阿米尔和哈桑之间美好关系的方式真的令人着迷。。他激发你的情绪，让你泪流满面。这绝对是每个人的必读书籍。
The Perks of being a wallflower
Such a beautifully written book. I fell in love with the character Charlie and connected so much to him. Each line of the book is symbolic. When I completed this book, all I could do was sigh. I just felt so satisfied with it.
The God of Small Things
I remember my school's principal had recommended this book to me. When I had started with this book I was really unsure whether it's a good book or not.But as I proceeded further, I understood what the book was. And that's when I fell in love with it. It's a book to understand and seep in.
“ That's what careless words do. They make people love you a little less.”
A Thousand Splendid suns
Again a masterpiece by Hosseini. I feel emotional as well as empowered reading this book. I don't know how this writer is capable of so much. One of the best reads.
《壁花少年》
这是一本写得很优美的书。我爱上了查理这个角色，与他产生了千丝万缕的联系。这本书的每一行都具有象征意义。当我读完这本书时，我只能叹息。我只是觉得很满意。
《微物之神》
我记得学校的校长向我推荐了这本书。当我开始读这本书时，我真的不确定这本书是否是一本好书。但当我继续往下看时，我明白了这本书是什么样的书。这就是我爱上它的时候，这是一本需要去理解和渗透的书。
“这就是无心之言所起的作用。它们会让人们少爱你一点。”
《灿烂千阳》
这也是侯赛尼的杰作。读这本书，我感到很激动，也很有力量。我不知道这位作家是怎么写出来的，它是最好的读物之一。
Such a beautifully written book. I fell in love with the character Charlie and connected so much to him. Each line of the book is symbolic. When I completed this book, all I could do was sigh. I just felt so satisfied with it.
The God of Small Things
I remember my school's principal had recommended this book to me. When I had started with this book I was really unsure whether it's a good book or not.But as I proceeded further, I understood what the book was. And that's when I fell in love with it. It's a book to understand and seep in.
“ That's what careless words do. They make people love you a little less.”
A Thousand Splendid suns
Again a masterpiece by Hosseini. I feel emotional as well as empowered reading this book. I don't know how this writer is capable of so much. One of the best reads.
《壁花少年》
这是一本写得很优美的书。我爱上了查理这个角色，与他产生了千丝万缕的联系。这本书的每一行都具有象征意义。当我读完这本书时，我只能叹息。我只是觉得很满意。
《微物之神》
我记得学校的校长向我推荐了这本书。当我开始读这本书时，我真的不确定这本书是否是一本好书。但当我继续往下看时，我明白了这本书是什么样的书。这就是我爱上它的时候，这是一本需要去理解和渗透的书。
“这就是无心之言所起的作用。它们会让人们少爱你一点。”
《灿烂千阳》
这也是侯赛尼的杰作。读这本书，我感到很激动，也很有力量。我不知道这位作家是怎么写出来的，它是最好的读物之一。
And the Mountains echoed
This is the first Khaled Hosseini book I've read. This is the book that introduced me to the other beautiful books by this writer. I wonder how just a relationship between a brother and sister has been beautifully woven in this book and made it so much worth reading.
“I suspect the truth is that we are waiting, all of us, against insurmountable odds, for something extraordinary to happen to us.”
The Boy in the striped pyjamas
I remember a time when I was so curious about holocaust and it's effects. It was the time when I bought this. I think everyone should read this book once in their lifetime. How innocently has Bruno been portrayed and how much tragedy this book is. Just loved it!
“Don't make it worse by thinking it's more painful than it actually is.”
《群山回唱》
这是我读的第一本卡勒德·胡塞尼的书。正是这本书把我介绍给了这位作家的其他出色的书。我想知道，仅仅是一个兄弟姐妹之间的关系，是如何巧妙地编织在这本书里，使它如此值得一读的。
“我怀疑事实是，我们所有人都在等待，克服不可逾越的困难，等待非凡的事情发生在我们身上。”
《穿条纹睡衣的男孩》
我记得有一段时间，我买这本书的时候，我对大屠杀及其影响非常好奇。我认为每个人一生都应该读一次这本书。布鲁诺被描绘得何等天真，这本书是何等的悲剧，我喜欢它！
“不要因为认为这比实际情况更痛苦而使情况更糟。”
This is the first Khaled Hosseini book I've read. This is the book that introduced me to the other beautiful books by this writer. I wonder how just a relationship between a brother and sister has been beautifully woven in this book and made it so much worth reading.
“I suspect the truth is that we are waiting, all of us, against insurmountable odds, for something extraordinary to happen to us.”
The Boy in the striped pyjamas
I remember a time when I was so curious about holocaust and it's effects. It was the time when I bought this. I think everyone should read this book once in their lifetime. How innocently has Bruno been portrayed and how much tragedy this book is. Just loved it!
“Don't make it worse by thinking it's more painful than it actually is.”
《群山回唱》
这是我读的第一本卡勒德·胡塞尼的书。正是这本书把我介绍给了这位作家的其他出色的书。我想知道，仅仅是一个兄弟姐妹之间的关系，是如何巧妙地编织在这本书里，使它如此值得一读的。
“我怀疑事实是，我们所有人都在等待，克服不可逾越的困难，等待非凡的事情发生在我们身上。”
《穿条纹睡衣的男孩》
我记得有一段时间，我买这本书的时候，我对大屠杀及其影响非常好奇。我认为每个人一生都应该读一次这本书。布鲁诺被描绘得何等天真，这本书是何等的悲剧，我喜欢它！
“不要因为认为这比实际情况更痛苦而使情况更糟。”
The Book Thief
My second holocaust book. Leisel Meminger and her war with words. It's just a mirage.There was time when Max Vandenberg stole my heart. The idea of death narrating the story is very deep. You'll definitely end this with a smile.
“I have hated words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right.”
The Subtle art of not giving a Fuck
Although I never prefer motivational books, but this book moved me. It was a wonderful approach towards life.
“Who you are is defined by what you’re willing to struggle for.”
Although there are lot many books that I'm tempted to mention but no one likes a really long answer. But trust me there are so many books worth reading and you must definitely inculcate this habit. You will feel as if you have your own world where the characters of the books are your soulmates.
《偷书贼》
我读到的第二本有关大屠杀的书。莱塞尔·梅明格和她的言语战争。这只是海市蜃楼。有一段时间，马克斯·范登伯格偷走了我的心。通过死亡来叙述故事的思想是非常深刻的。你一定会笑着结束这一切的。
“我讨厌语言，也喜欢它们，我希望我已经纠正了它们。”
《不在乎的精妙艺术》
虽然我从不喜欢励志书，但这本书打动了我。这是一种美妙的生活方式。
“你是谁是由你愿意为之奋斗的东西决定的。”
虽然有很多书我很想提，但没有人喜欢一个很长的答案。但相信我，有许多书值得一读，你一定要养成读书习惯。你会觉得好像你有了自己的世界，书中的人物就是你的灵魂伴侣。
My second holocaust book. Leisel Meminger and her war with words. It's just a mirage.There was time when Max Vandenberg stole my heart. The idea of death narrating the story is very deep. You'll definitely end this with a smile.
“I have hated words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right.”
The Subtle art of not giving a Fuck
Although I never prefer motivational books, but this book moved me. It was a wonderful approach towards life.
“Who you are is defined by what you’re willing to struggle for.”
Although there are lot many books that I'm tempted to mention but no one likes a really long answer. But trust me there are so many books worth reading and you must definitely inculcate this habit. You will feel as if you have your own world where the characters of the books are your soulmates.
《偷书贼》
我读到的第二本有关大屠杀的书。莱塞尔·梅明格和她的言语战争。这只是海市蜃楼。有一段时间，马克斯·范登伯格偷走了我的心。通过死亡来叙述故事的思想是非常深刻的。你一定会笑着结束这一切的。
“我讨厌语言，也喜欢它们，我希望我已经纠正了它们。”
《不在乎的精妙艺术》
虽然我从不喜欢励志书，但这本书打动了我。这是一种美妙的生活方式。
“你是谁是由你愿意为之奋斗的东西决定的。”
虽然有很多书我很想提，但没有人喜欢一个很长的答案。但相信我，有许多书值得一读，你一定要养成读书习惯。你会觉得好像你有了自己的世界，书中的人物就是你的灵魂伴侣。
Mahajan
Books that influenced You
Till now whatever books I have read I have loved all of them, though I have not read so many books…here are some of them which I loved
THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI BY ROBIN SHARMA- absolutely amazing book filled with positivity. You should definately read this book if you are looking for a self help book.
THE KITE RUNNER BY KHALED HOSSEINI- a classic novel based on two friends Amir and Hassan, there's a part in the book which will make you cry. It is all about friendship, regrets and also guilt.
THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE BY STEPHEN COVEY- A self help book, bit long but a good book.
WINGS OF FIRE- BY A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM AND ARUN TIWARI. You must definately read this book.
RICH DAD POOR DAD BY ROBERT KIYOSAKI-a book based on finance, money. All about financial literacy.
Thank you!!
影响你的书
到现在为止，尽管我没有读过非常多的书，无论我读过什么书，我都喜欢它们，这里有一些我喜欢的书的清单
由罗宾·夏马（ROBIN SHARMA）所写《唤醒心中的领导者（MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI）》一书绝对令人惊叹，充满了积极的一面。如果你想找一本自助类型书，你一定要读这本书。
卡勒德·胡赛尼所写的《追风筝的人》是一部以阿米尔和哈桑两位朋友为原型的经典小说，书中有一部分内容会让你哭泣。这一切都是关于友谊、遗憾和内疚。
斯蒂芬科维（StephenCovey）所写的《高效能人士的七个习惯》——一本自我帮助的书，有点长，但却是一本好书。
阿卜杜勒·卡拉姆和阿伦·蒂瓦里所写的《火之翼》，你一定要读这本书。
罗伯特·清崎所写的《富爸爸穷爸爸》——一本基于金融、金钱的书，都是关于金融素养的。
非常感谢。
Books that influenced You
Till now whatever books I have read I have loved all of them, though I have not read so many books…here are some of them which I loved
THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI BY ROBIN SHARMA- absolutely amazing book filled with positivity. You should definately read this book if you are looking for a self help book.
THE KITE RUNNER BY KHALED HOSSEINI- a classic novel based on two friends Amir and Hassan, there's a part in the book which will make you cry. It is all about friendship, regrets and also guilt.
THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE BY STEPHEN COVEY- A self help book, bit long but a good book.
WINGS OF FIRE- BY A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM AND ARUN TIWARI. You must definately read this book.
RICH DAD POOR DAD BY ROBERT KIYOSAKI-a book based on finance, money. All about financial literacy.
Thank you!!
影响你的书
到现在为止，尽管我没有读过非常多的书，无论我读过什么书，我都喜欢它们，这里有一些我喜欢的书的清单
由罗宾·夏马（ROBIN SHARMA）所写《唤醒心中的领导者（MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI）》一书绝对令人惊叹，充满了积极的一面。如果你想找一本自助类型书，你一定要读这本书。
卡勒德·胡赛尼所写的《追风筝的人》是一部以阿米尔和哈桑两位朋友为原型的经典小说，书中有一部分内容会让你哭泣。这一切都是关于友谊、遗憾和内疚。
斯蒂芬科维（StephenCovey）所写的《高效能人士的七个习惯》——一本自我帮助的书，有点长，但却是一本好书。
阿卜杜勒·卡拉姆和阿伦·蒂瓦里所写的《火之翼》，你一定要读这本书。
罗伯特·清崎所写的《富爸爸穷爸爸》——一本基于金融、金钱的书，都是关于金融素养的。
非常感谢。
Kishan Mahajan, PGDM from Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies (2020)
Kishan Mahajan，科洛斯卡高级管理研究所PGDM(2020年)
Kishan Mahajan，科洛斯卡高级管理研究所PGDM(2020年)
Zero to One :- Best Non- fiction I have ever read. Its about o to 1 not 1 to n (you will understand this after reading).
Eat That Frog :- Best book to stop super procrastination.
And Then There Were None :- One of the best Agatha Christie Mystery novel just one word “tsundoku”.
An Autobiography or The Story of My Experiments with Truth : This is Gandhi’s most widely read and well known book.
You can also refer me other masterpiece books which I should read.
《从0到1》：这是我读过的最好的非小说类作品。它是关于0到1而不是1到n（阅读后你会明白这一点）。
《吃掉那只青蛙》：最好的一本阻止超级拖延症的书。
《无人生还》：阿加莎·克里斯蒂最好的推理小说之一只有一个词" tsundoku "。
《我的自传》或《我体验真理的故事》：这是甘地最广泛阅读和最著名的书。
你也可以向我推荐我应该读的其他名著。
Eat That Frog :- Best book to stop super procrastination.
And Then There Were None :- One of the best Agatha Christie Mystery novel just one word “tsundoku”.
An Autobiography or The Story of My Experiments with Truth : This is Gandhi’s most widely read and well known book.
You can also refer me other masterpiece books which I should read.
《从0到1》：这是我读过的最好的非小说类作品。它是关于0到1而不是1到n（阅读后你会明白这一点）。
《吃掉那只青蛙》：最好的一本阻止超级拖延症的书。
《无人生还》：阿加莎·克里斯蒂最好的推理小说之一只有一个词" tsundoku "。
《我的自传》或《我体验真理的故事》：这是甘地最广泛阅读和最著名的书。
你也可以向我推荐我应该读的其他名著。
Harshita Mishra, MBA from Indian Institute of Management Indore (2022)
哈希塔·米什拉，印度管理学院MBA(2022年)
哈希塔·米什拉，印度管理学院MBA(2022年)
For me, all the books I have read till date are best because you can never be the same again after reading any book. Our way of looking at things definitely changes and the knowledge which is gained through the book remains with us forever.
But last year, I got hold of a book which impacted me way more than the others I have ever read. It is “Thinking ,Fast and Slow” by Daniel Kahneman.
This book introduced me to my biases, heuristics and my limitations. I started doubting the credibility of every view point i had till date before reading that book. I got more aware of the fucntioning of my brain. I am now reluctant to judge any situation.
This book also exhibits how humans, including scientists, fail to think statistically most of the times(I am more than grateful to this book for prompting me to improve my understanding of undergrad level statistics :P ). Concepts like randomness, regression to the mean registered with me significantly with respect to the reality. It also helps to improve our decision making abilities.
I would like to recommend this book to anyone and everyone who would like to know how our brain fools as well as protects us without our conscious knowledge of it. I keep laughing over myself and my perceptions, thanks to “Thinking, Fast and Slow”.
对我来说，迄今为止我读过的所有书都是最好的，因为你在读过任何一本书之后都不会再像以前一样了。我们看待事物的方式肯定会改变，通过这本书获得的知识将永远伴随着我们。
但去年，我拿到了一本书，这本书对我的影响比我读过的其他书都大。这是丹尼尔·卡尼曼的《思考，快与慢》。
这本书向我介绍了我的偏见、启发和局限性。在读那本书之前，我开始怀疑我迄今为止的每一个观点的可信度。我对自己大脑的运作有了更多的了解。我现在不愿评判任何情况。
这本书还展示了人类，包括科学家，在大多数时候都无法进行统计思考（我非常感谢这本书促使我提高了对本科生水平统计的理解）。随机性、回归平均值等概念与现实有着显著的关联。它也有助于提高我们的决策能力。
我想把这本书推荐给任何一个想知道我们的大脑是如何在没有意识的情况下愚弄和保护我们的人。多亏了“思考，快和慢”，我一直在嘲笑自己和我的看法。
But last year, I got hold of a book which impacted me way more than the others I have ever read. It is “Thinking ,Fast and Slow” by Daniel Kahneman.
This book introduced me to my biases, heuristics and my limitations. I started doubting the credibility of every view point i had till date before reading that book. I got more aware of the fucntioning of my brain. I am now reluctant to judge any situation.
This book also exhibits how humans, including scientists, fail to think statistically most of the times(I am more than grateful to this book for prompting me to improve my understanding of undergrad level statistics :P ). Concepts like randomness, regression to the mean registered with me significantly with respect to the reality. It also helps to improve our decision making abilities.
I would like to recommend this book to anyone and everyone who would like to know how our brain fools as well as protects us without our conscious knowledge of it. I keep laughing over myself and my perceptions, thanks to “Thinking, Fast and Slow”.
对我来说，迄今为止我读过的所有书都是最好的，因为你在读过任何一本书之后都不会再像以前一样了。我们看待事物的方式肯定会改变，通过这本书获得的知识将永远伴随着我们。
但去年，我拿到了一本书，这本书对我的影响比我读过的其他书都大。这是丹尼尔·卡尼曼的《思考，快与慢》。
这本书向我介绍了我的偏见、启发和局限性。在读那本书之前，我开始怀疑我迄今为止的每一个观点的可信度。我对自己大脑的运作有了更多的了解。我现在不愿评判任何情况。
这本书还展示了人类，包括科学家，在大多数时候都无法进行统计思考（我非常感谢这本书促使我提高了对本科生水平统计的理解）。随机性、回归平均值等概念与现实有着显著的关联。它也有助于提高我们的决策能力。
我想把这本书推荐给任何一个想知道我们的大脑是如何在没有意识的情况下愚弄和保护我们的人。多亏了“思考，快和慢”，我一直在嘲笑自己和我的看法。
Saeesha Pandita, studied at Ryan International School, Faridabad
Saeesha Pandita，在法里达巴德的瑞安国际学校学习
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Saeesha Pandita，在法里达巴德的瑞安国际学校学习
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“It kills me sometimes, how people die.”
The best book I have read, to date, is ‘The Book Thief’ by Markus Zusak.
It brings out the contrast between life and death in a beautiful manner, which never fails to fascinate me. I have re-read the book two times and the amount of amusement I feel while reading this masterpiece is the same, always.
It is set in the midst of the Himmel Street ( it translates to Heaven street) in the war-torn Germany during the World War 2. The author provides an amazing imagery of the colors of the sky and the complexities of the daily lives of the characters.
And the best part? the narrator is our very dear- Death itself!
In the story, we witness the protagonist Leisel Meminger’s love for books, how her foster father is as sweet as how he plays his accordion
I can not end this answer without another awesome quotation from the book. so here it comes-
“I wanted to tell the book thief many things, about beauty and brutality. But what could I tell her about those things that she didn't already know? I wanted to explain that I am constantly overestimating and underestimating the human race-that rarely do I ever simply estimate it. I wanted to ask her how the same thing could be so ugly and so glorious, and its words and stories so damning and brilliant.”
“有时候，人们是怎么死的，这会让我很难受。”
迄今为止，我读过的最好的书是马库斯·祖萨克的《偷书贼》。
它以一种美丽的方式展现了生与死之间的对比，这总是让我着迷。这本书我已经重读了两遍，读这本杰作时的乐趣总是一样的。
这本书的背景是二战期间饱受战争蹂躏的德国的希姆尔街（Himmel Street，意为天堂街）。作者对天空的色彩和人物日常生活的复杂性进行了惊人的描绘。
最好的部分是什么？叙述者是我们最亲爱的——死亡本身！
在故事中，我们见证了主人公莱塞尔·梅明格对书籍的热爱，她的养父和他的手风琴一样可爱
如果没有书中另一段精彩的引用，我无法结束这个回答。所以它来了-
“我想告诉偷书贼很多关于美和残暴的事情。但对于那些她不知道的事情，我能告诉她什么呢？我想解释，我一直在高估和低估人类，而我从来没有简单地估计过它。我想问她，同样的东西怎么会如此丑陋而又如此辉煌，它的文字和故事怎么会如此的可恶而又如此精彩。”
The best book I have read, to date, is ‘The Book Thief’ by Markus Zusak.
It brings out the contrast between life and death in a beautiful manner, which never fails to fascinate me. I have re-read the book two times and the amount of amusement I feel while reading this masterpiece is the same, always.
It is set in the midst of the Himmel Street ( it translates to Heaven street) in the war-torn Germany during the World War 2. The author provides an amazing imagery of the colors of the sky and the complexities of the daily lives of the characters.
And the best part? the narrator is our very dear- Death itself!
In the story, we witness the protagonist Leisel Meminger’s love for books, how her foster father is as sweet as how he plays his accordion
I can not end this answer without another awesome quotation from the book. so here it comes-
“I wanted to tell the book thief many things, about beauty and brutality. But what could I tell her about those things that she didn't already know? I wanted to explain that I am constantly overestimating and underestimating the human race-that rarely do I ever simply estimate it. I wanted to ask her how the same thing could be so ugly and so glorious, and its words and stories so damning and brilliant.”
“有时候，人们是怎么死的，这会让我很难受。”
迄今为止，我读过的最好的书是马库斯·祖萨克的《偷书贼》。
它以一种美丽的方式展现了生与死之间的对比，这总是让我着迷。这本书我已经重读了两遍，读这本杰作时的乐趣总是一样的。
这本书的背景是二战期间饱受战争蹂躏的德国的希姆尔街（Himmel Street，意为天堂街）。作者对天空的色彩和人物日常生活的复杂性进行了惊人的描绘。
最好的部分是什么？叙述者是我们最亲爱的——死亡本身！
在故事中，我们见证了主人公莱塞尔·梅明格对书籍的热爱，她的养父和他的手风琴一样可爱
如果没有书中另一段精彩的引用，我无法结束这个回答。所以它来了-
“我想告诉偷书贼很多关于美和残暴的事情。但对于那些她不知道的事情，我能告诉她什么呢？我想解释，我一直在高估和低估人类，而我从来没有简单地估计过它。我想问她，同样的东西怎么会如此丑陋而又如此辉煌，它的文字和故事怎么会如此的可恶而又如此精彩。”
Chris Herd, I've read a book a week for the last 3 years
克里斯·赫德，过去三年我每周读一本书
克里斯·赫德，过去三年我每周读一本书
When breath becomes air - Paul Kalanithia: Haunting, beautiful, moving and perfect. Life is surprising and we can’t legislate for the things that are thrust upon us. Having planned everything out the game changed; death called. Simultaneously heartbreaking and warming, you owe it to yourself to experience the human condition, the internal disarray brought forth by love knowing expiration is close. Biggest takeaway, we all live and all die we just don’t know when it will come. Even with cancer we still don’t know when, life doesn’t change when you get ill, the timescales may short but still you never know. So live life as if you are terminal always.
Sapiens - Yuval Harari: Where did we come from, why are we here, why do we believe the things we do. Sapiens is spellbinding, and unquestionably the most interesting book i have ever read. Try this on for size: The most important things in the world exist only in our imaginations. Profound and spell binding while challenging your pre-conceived notions of why man has succeeded where other variations of humans failed.
《当呼吸化为空气》—保罗·卡拉尼希亚：常浮现于脑海、美丽、动人和完美。生活是令人惊讶的，我们不能为强加给我们的事情立法。计划好一切后，游戏发生了变化；死亡召唤。令人心碎的同时令人温暖，你有责任去体验人类的状况，内心的混乱是由爱所带来的，因为它知道即将到期。最大的收获是，我们都活着，也都会死，只是不知道其时间点什么时候会到来。即使是癌症，我们仍然不知道什么时候，当你生病时，生活不会改变，活着的时间可能很短，但你永远不会知道具体时间点。所以，要永远把当下当作生命的尽头来生活。
《人类简史》-尤瓦尔·哈拉里：我们从哪里来，为什么我们在这里，为什么我们相信我们所做的事情。《人类简史》引人入胜，无疑是我读过的最有趣的书。试试这个:世界上最重要的事情只存在于我们的想象中。深刻而动人的同时挑战你的先入为主的观念：为什么人类在其他变种人失败的地方成功了。
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Sapiens - Yuval Harari: Where did we come from, why are we here, why do we believe the things we do. Sapiens is spellbinding, and unquestionably the most interesting book i have ever read. Try this on for size: The most important things in the world exist only in our imaginations. Profound and spell binding while challenging your pre-conceived notions of why man has succeeded where other variations of humans failed.
《当呼吸化为空气》—保罗·卡拉尼希亚：常浮现于脑海、美丽、动人和完美。生活是令人惊讶的，我们不能为强加给我们的事情立法。计划好一切后，游戏发生了变化；死亡召唤。令人心碎的同时令人温暖，你有责任去体验人类的状况，内心的混乱是由爱所带来的，因为它知道即将到期。最大的收获是，我们都活着，也都会死，只是不知道其时间点什么时候会到来。即使是癌症，我们仍然不知道什么时候，当你生病时，生活不会改变，活着的时间可能很短，但你永远不会知道具体时间点。所以，要永远把当下当作生命的尽头来生活。
《人类简史》-尤瓦尔·哈拉里：我们从哪里来，为什么我们在这里，为什么我们相信我们所做的事情。《人类简史》引人入胜，无疑是我读过的最有趣的书。试试这个:世界上最重要的事情只存在于我们的想象中。深刻而动人的同时挑战你的先入为主的观念：为什么人类在其他变种人失败的地方成功了。
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Grit - Angela Duckworth: Why do some people succeed and others don’t? Why did the child prodigy fail? Why do some people drop out of school and others thrive? Why can’t we predict who those people will be? Grit is a fascinating book that elaborates on the things that enable us to achieve; passion and perseverance. They are everything and nothing. Unless you have them the likelihood of you achieving significant success is reduced. But you can cultivate those things. Why it is a must read for me is because it allows you to understand that our perseverance can change. How much more succesful would you be if you persevered more. I think you owe it to yourself to find out.
Business For Punks - James Watt: Become the zeitgeist, business for punks is an education on business and life. Do things your way or fail trying to please other people. Business for punks is brash, unapologetic and sure of itself. It doesn’t make any excuses, instead it forces it down your throat. In the same way Brewdog is a business like no other so is this book. It’s irreverent and certain. It implores you to be the person you want to be instead of relenting and allowing yourself to be who everyone else expects. Our biggest successes come when we are bold, brave and ignorant of the noise other people are making. Be brave enough to pursue your own happiness and success.
《GRIT》 — Angela Duckworth(华裔)：为什么有些人成功，而有些人不成功？为什么神童失败了？为什么有些人辍学，而另一些人却茁壮成长？为什么我们不能预测这些人会是谁？《GRIT》是一本引人入胜的书，它详细阐述了使我们能够实现的事情；热情和毅力。他们什么都不是。除非你有他们，否则你取得重大成功的可能性就会降低。但你可以培养这些东西。为什么它是我必须阅读的，因为它让你明白我们可以改变毅力。如果你更坚持，你会取得多大的成功。我想你应该自己去发现。
《朋克创业学》-詹姆斯·瓦特：成为时代精神，《朋克创业学》是一种关于商业和生活的教育。按照自己的方式做事，或者因取悦他人而失败。朋克的生意是傲慢的、毫无歉意且自信的。它不会找任何借口，相反它会责骂你。同样，酿狗酒厂是一个独一无二的企业，这本书也是。。这是不敬和肯定的。它恳求你成为你想成为的那个人，而不是心软，让自己成为别人期望的那个人。当我们勇敢无畏，无视他人的噪音时，我们就会获得最大的成功。勇敢地去追求你自己的幸福和成功。
Business For Punks - James Watt: Become the zeitgeist, business for punks is an education on business and life. Do things your way or fail trying to please other people. Business for punks is brash, unapologetic and sure of itself. It doesn’t make any excuses, instead it forces it down your throat. In the same way Brewdog is a business like no other so is this book. It’s irreverent and certain. It implores you to be the person you want to be instead of relenting and allowing yourself to be who everyone else expects. Our biggest successes come when we are bold, brave and ignorant of the noise other people are making. Be brave enough to pursue your own happiness and success.
《GRIT》 — Angela Duckworth(华裔)：为什么有些人成功，而有些人不成功？为什么神童失败了？为什么有些人辍学，而另一些人却茁壮成长？为什么我们不能预测这些人会是谁？《GRIT》是一本引人入胜的书，它详细阐述了使我们能够实现的事情；热情和毅力。他们什么都不是。除非你有他们，否则你取得重大成功的可能性就会降低。但你可以培养这些东西。为什么它是我必须阅读的，因为它让你明白我们可以改变毅力。如果你更坚持，你会取得多大的成功。我想你应该自己去发现。
《朋克创业学》-詹姆斯·瓦特：成为时代精神，《朋克创业学》是一种关于商业和生活的教育。按照自己的方式做事，或者因取悦他人而失败。朋克的生意是傲慢的、毫无歉意且自信的。它不会找任何借口，相反它会责骂你。同样，酿狗酒厂是一个独一无二的企业，这本书也是。。这是不敬和肯定的。它恳求你成为你想成为的那个人，而不是心软，让自己成为别人期望的那个人。当我们勇敢无畏，无视他人的噪音时，我们就会获得最大的成功。勇敢地去追求你自己的幸福和成功。
Dr Seuss: “You won't lag behind, because you'll have the speed. You'll pass the whole gang and you'll soon take the lead. Wherever you fly, you'll be best of the best.Wherever you go, you will top all the rest” I still read this often. Brilliantly prescient and predictive of the struggle that life can be. Some people will say its a kids book, which it is, but you are missing the point. Few texts are more profound or cognisant of the struggles we all face.
Shoe dog - Phil Knight: Priceless. How a gang of misfits can change the world. We are sold the story of oddball entrepreneurs today but few would guess that the fortunes of nike were shaped by an encyclopedia salesman, a wheelchair bound ex-athlete, an obsessive social worker, a 340lb accountant and an untested lawyer and a mad scientist atheltics coach. Phil might have his detractors but as a business book it is stuffed with gems.
Zero to One - Peter Thiel: Zero to one identifies the process for greatness. This might be the book with the most knowledge in the fewest pages on the list. He wastes no time, there is no bullshit, only thoughts and teachings. He leaves you to decide if and how to use them.
The Hitchhiker Guide to the Galaxy - Douglas Adams: My favourite book ever. Unless you’ve read it you won’t understand why. Just trust me, read this and you’ll fall in love.
苏斯博士：“你不会落后，因为你会有速度。你会超过那一帮人，很快就会领先的。无论你飞到哪里，你都会是最好的。无论你去哪里，你会超过所有其他人。”我仍然经常阅读这篇文章。对生活中可能发生的斗争具有敏锐的预见性。有些人会说这是一本儿童读物，但你没有抓住重点。很少有一本书比这更深刻或更深刻地认识到我们所有人都面临的斗争。
《鞋狗》-菲尔·奈特：非常有用。一群格格不入的人如何改变世界。如今，我们听到的都是古怪企业家的故事，但很少有人会想到，塑造耐克命运的是一个百科全书式的推销员、一个轮椅上的前运动员、一个痴迷的社会工作者、一个340磅重的会计师、一个未经考验的律师和一个疯狂的科学家体育教练。菲尔可能会遭到一些人的诋毁，但作为一本商业书籍，它充满了精华。
《从0到1》-彼得·蒂尔：从0到1是成就伟大的过程。这本书可能是书单中页数最少、知识最多的书。他不浪费时间，没有废话，只有思想和教诲。他让你决定是否以及如何使用它们。
《银河系漫游指南》—道格拉斯·亚当斯：我最喜欢的书。除非你读过，否则你不会明白为什么。只要相信我，读了这本书，你就会爱上它的。
Shoe dog - Phil Knight: Priceless. How a gang of misfits can change the world. We are sold the story of oddball entrepreneurs today but few would guess that the fortunes of nike were shaped by an encyclopedia salesman, a wheelchair bound ex-athlete, an obsessive social worker, a 340lb accountant and an untested lawyer and a mad scientist atheltics coach. Phil might have his detractors but as a business book it is stuffed with gems.
Zero to One - Peter Thiel: Zero to one identifies the process for greatness. This might be the book with the most knowledge in the fewest pages on the list. He wastes no time, there is no bullshit, only thoughts and teachings. He leaves you to decide if and how to use them.
The Hitchhiker Guide to the Galaxy - Douglas Adams: My favourite book ever. Unless you’ve read it you won’t understand why. Just trust me, read this and you’ll fall in love.
苏斯博士：“你不会落后，因为你会有速度。你会超过那一帮人，很快就会领先的。无论你飞到哪里，你都会是最好的。无论你去哪里，你会超过所有其他人。”我仍然经常阅读这篇文章。对生活中可能发生的斗争具有敏锐的预见性。有些人会说这是一本儿童读物，但你没有抓住重点。很少有一本书比这更深刻或更深刻地认识到我们所有人都面临的斗争。
《鞋狗》-菲尔·奈特：非常有用。一群格格不入的人如何改变世界。如今，我们听到的都是古怪企业家的故事，但很少有人会想到，塑造耐克命运的是一个百科全书式的推销员、一个轮椅上的前运动员、一个痴迷的社会工作者、一个340磅重的会计师、一个未经考验的律师和一个疯狂的科学家体育教练。菲尔可能会遭到一些人的诋毁，但作为一本商业书籍，它充满了精华。
《从0到1》-彼得·蒂尔：从0到1是成就伟大的过程。这本书可能是书单中页数最少、知识最多的书。他不浪费时间，没有废话，只有思想和教诲。他让你决定是否以及如何使用它们。
《银河系漫游指南》—道格拉斯·亚当斯：我最喜欢的书。除非你读过，否则你不会明白为什么。只要相信我，读了这本书，你就会爱上它的。
Aishwarya Kher, Scientific Mind | Curious Brain | Optimistic | Vegetarian
‘The Secret’ by Rhonda Byrne is the greatest book I ever read.
I admit that I am not an avid reader so my sample size of books to choose from is small, still this one is worth reading to understand how powerful our minds are.
Just to give you a short summary : It explains the science and psychology behind tapping into universe’s energy, for living an abundant and happy life. Our body has a magnetic field and every thought emits a vibration into the universe through this field. Hence, our thoughts are magnetic and very much capable to attract other thoughts and situations on the same vibrational frequency (just like radio waves). Once we realise this we can control our thoughts, use visualisation techniques and other methods explained in the book to attract the reality of your choice. The law of attraction is no magic, just forgotten mental techniques to take control of your destiny. Several great men and women in the past have used these methods, as explained in the book.
It’s a quick interesting life-changing read. I hope you get a chance to check it out.
朗达·拜恩的《The Secret 秘密》是我读过的最好的书。
我承认我不是一个狂热的读者，所以我的书样本量很小，尽管如此，这本书还是值得一读，以了解我们的思想是多么的强大。
只想给你一个简短的总结：它解释了利用宇宙能量的背后的科学和心理学，以过上富足和幸福的生活。我们的身体有一个磁场，每一个想法都会通过这个磁场向宇宙发出振动。因此，我们的思想具有磁性，非常有能力以相同的振动频率吸引其他思想和情况（就像无线电波一样）。一旦我们意识到这一点，我们就可以控制自己的想法，使用可视化技术和书中解释的其他方法来吸引你选择的现实。吸引力法则不是魔法，只是被遗忘的控制命运的心理技巧。正如书中所解释的，过去有几个伟大的男人和女人使用过这些方法。
这是一本改变生活的有趣读物。我希望你有机会看看。
原创翻译：龙腾网 https://www.ltaaa.cn 转载请注明出处
‘The Secret’ by Rhonda Byrne is the greatest book I ever read.
I admit that I am not an avid reader so my sample size of books to choose from is small, still this one is worth reading to understand how powerful our minds are.
Just to give you a short summary : It explains the science and psychology behind tapping into universe’s energy, for living an abundant and happy life. Our body has a magnetic field and every thought emits a vibration into the universe through this field. Hence, our thoughts are magnetic and very much capable to attract other thoughts and situations on the same vibrational frequency (just like radio waves). Once we realise this we can control our thoughts, use visualisation techniques and other methods explained in the book to attract the reality of your choice. The law of attraction is no magic, just forgotten mental techniques to take control of your destiny. Several great men and women in the past have used these methods, as explained in the book.
It’s a quick interesting life-changing read. I hope you get a chance to check it out.
朗达·拜恩的《The Secret 秘密》是我读过的最好的书。
我承认我不是一个狂热的读者，所以我的书样本量很小，尽管如此，这本书还是值得一读，以了解我们的思想是多么的强大。
只想给你一个简短的总结：它解释了利用宇宙能量的背后的科学和心理学，以过上富足和幸福的生活。我们的身体有一个磁场，每一个想法都会通过这个磁场向宇宙发出振动。因此，我们的思想具有磁性，非常有能力以相同的振动频率吸引其他思想和情况（就像无线电波一样）。一旦我们意识到这一点，我们就可以控制自己的想法，使用可视化技术和书中解释的其他方法来吸引你选择的现实。吸引力法则不是魔法，只是被遗忘的控制命运的心理技巧。正如书中所解释的，过去有几个伟大的男人和女人使用过这些方法。
这是一本改变生活的有趣读物。我希望你有机会看看。
原创翻译：龙腾网 https://www.ltaaa.cn 转载请注明出处
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