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Siddhartha part 3
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And my officially last question for Dxp...
Which book\'s have stayed by your side since your childhood?
For me, the book\'s i kept since my youth were Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse, Lafcadio, the lion who shot back and A Giving tree by Shel Silverstein.