I had just finished reading a book last night. Because of what I do, I read a lot, but reading is limited to academic materials. I am picky when it comes to reading for pleasure. Harry Potter is still the best hands down. A book has to be able to sustain my interest. I don't have a favourite author, nor a genre. And every time I walked into a book store in the last 5 years at least, I was overwhelmed by the sheer amount of choice, and ended up buying nothing. Last week, I googled for a book recommendation. I came across this book, entitled When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi . It came out as the top 10 books to read now , across different websites. After having read the synopsis and a few reviews I decided the book was a must-buy. Paul, the author, has died, before the book was completed and published. He was an extremely talented neurosurgeon and neuroscientist, almost completing his residency and it was at the pinnacle of his career that he was diagnosed with lung ...