I didn't know that 2/2 was Ms. Rand's birthday, but how fitting that she shares the spotlight with that other harbinger of things to come...Pauxatawny Phil! It's not 'Groundhog Day' for me anymore, it's Ayn Rand Day...

Thank you. My only regret is having not read it much sooner. What an amazing piece! I will be sharing these ideals with my children, they are 4 and 8, but never too young to learn the way this world should be.

Well said. I suspect many here can relate to that.

I have been so lost and confused for 32 years. I just didn't understand why I was so different, why I cared and no one else did. I just wandered seeking answers and finding none. After reading this book, it now makes sense, I am proud of my achievements and I desire more because I should. This book trained my mind to understand what is wrong, and that it isn't me. I really am doing the right thing by striving to be all that I can be, by working so hard on even the little things, and by making every breath I take count! Thank you Ayn Rand, your birthday should be a holiday, and on here, it is!!!

Happy B-Day Ayn - I am honored to say that you taught me the things being hidden by the US government. Your geneous 70 years ago is overlooked today by all the takers...

Happy Birthday to Ayn. One of the last great hopes for keeping the USA what it was meant to be. Spread the word everyone. Lend out a copy of AS or your cd of the movies.

Ayn Rand changed my life (for the better). I have been fortunate to have had her as my life long teacher.

"The question isn't who is going to let me; it's who is going to stop me."