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Well, I finally found a book that I've been looking for: J. Reibstein, The Best Kept Secret. It's exactlz what I wanted: stories of real people, who did have a lasting and happy family.

Is there a big book database that would allow you to manage the names of books that you read and plan to read, something like www.imdb.com for movies? Or is there any software for such a purpose?

Did anybody come across good books on human communication. I'm interested in both scienfic (psychology) as well as self-help books on this topic. A good example of an author that O'm looking for is Paul Watzlawick. Does anyone know something as good as his books? Thanks.

Thank you for a very analytical reply, novella. I'll be really interested to know some of the modern literature titles, which really describe family relations from inside (OK, maybe I'll get even more bitter and disillusioned after that..). Can you give me some suggestions what to read?

I don't mean that characters have to be happy all the time, just I want to see (to imagine) a realistic picture of two people loving each other and staying together. That's exactly intended to break MY scepticism about the issue of eternal love. So I want some serious literature to disprove my...

There are lots of books about love tragedies and family problems in classical literature. Does anybody know any books that describe happy families?

Thanks, everyone, for replying. I read both Siddharhta and Demain, as well as Balzac's novel you've mentioned, and it's not quite what I'm looking for. I want to find stories about people overcoming big hardships with honor. Maybe something like Jack London, preferrably from classical authors...

Hi everyone, can somebody recommend some good books about human will power? Thanks.