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Mmmm, beautiful and interesting question Ms. Lina Samer.
However, having filled our family bookcase with more than 3,000 items along 50 years, now I believe that life experience do irreversibly change what we read (not the contrary :) !
However, for avid (and unconventional) readers (of course grown up a in western cultural milieu) I would suggest:
'The Prophet' by Kahlil Gibran, originally published in 1923;
'Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance 'by Robert Pirsig, originally published in 1974;
'Abu Ali Ibn Sina ou la Route d'Ispahan', by Gilbert Sinoué, originally published in 1989;
'Confessions of an Economic Hit Man', by John Perkins, originally published in 2004;
'To have or to be', by Erich Fromm, originally published in 1976;
'Steps to an ecology of mind', by Gregory Bateson, originally published in 1972.
Hope this helps, but I am anyway available for a so stimulating cultural debate!
