Book for learning about sociology, flexing your mind (mark: 8 out of 10)

• Book for learning about sociology, flexing your mind
  • Ender's Game
    by Orson Scott Card
    • The introduction is already a wonderful surprise: it helps to increase your self-confidence and describes many ways how you can possibly read the book. It teaches a lot about how we see things and how we should be more open-minded.
      The book is able to show many points of views about life and human relationships, so this plurality is its strength.
      Moreover, the final part of the book is really good at explaining what is the role of everyone of us in our lives, both in terms of the past, the present and the future. It explains what we can expect from life and what we can give
      There may be inconsistencies in the book reasoning, but you always get the main idea of what the pages wants to communicate.
      (My interpretation) One great teaching is that, when you act as a child, you are able to achieve the result without caring for the costs involved (in terms of relationships ...) When you act as an adult, often you fail to achieve the sult because you are too much afraid of hurt someone

Book for teenager to understand the world (mark: 8 out of 10)

• Book for teenager to understand the world
  • Catching Fire ( The Hunger Games, Book 2)
    by Collins, Suzanne
    • It is really a book for people who are experiencing a war (Israel , Sudan ...) to understand how much peace is better, but I'm afraid many would interpret this book as a confirmation that it is right to look for vengeance against enemies.
      • It is really for teenagers and people who do not understand yet some mechanism behind human relationships