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I found this on Meridian Magazine, and thought that these books are so great, I want to post them.  At one time we have had almost all of them, but I want to check through my books, and perhaps add any not there. 10 influential LDS books summarized in one sentence each May 22nd, 2015 | With hundreds of new books published each year by LDS authors, it’s impossible to keep up with the best in LDS writing. So we’ll make it easy on you: Here are 10 of the most popular LDS books ever, summarized in just a sentence each. 1.  Jesus the Christ , by  James E. Talmage (1915) A classic text on the life and ministry of the Savior, “Jesus the Christ” is a doctrinal study that was commissioned by the first presidency and written by Talmage in a council room in the Salt Lake Temple. 2.  Believing Christ , by Stephen E. Robinson (1992) Featuring the central doctrines of mercy, justice and salvation by grace — the real “good news” of the gospel — “Believing Christ” uses scriptures