And I can't say that any ONE was the most influential. . But it took me all of two seconds to come up with an answer to your question with three books I read early in my youth that left a permanent imprint..
So here you are. . .
"Animal Farm". . . ."1984". . . . and "Lord of the Flies"
If you can't tell, I was into dark stuff back then, which would explain why Edgar Allen Poe is my favorite author.
On the lighter side. . . there is ONE book that I never wanted to end. And disappointed not in the ending. . . but the fact that it did. That would be "Shogun." by James Clavell.
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