The last book I read My teacher gave me an interesting theme to write an essay. I am a great reader, but to be honest, the last book I read, doesn't motivate me to write about it. It would be more like a review, than essay. At least, I can say it will be a good review. Do you know a psychologist named Robin Sharma? He is a famous author. He wrote some interesting books, for example "Monarch, who sold his Ferrari." or "Who will cry when you die?". The title of the last one can't be "OMG, I must read this book", but it captures the attention. I flicked it through before i took it out from the library. I read it at my bedtime reading. I liked the book was little, based on truth and it was devided on small chapters. The book is about how to make your life better, using his advice: wake up early/ drink fresh juice/ give more love to relatives and etc. Advice are banal, but I believe there is a happy in obvious little things and moments. It is not a heavy-going book, it understandable by its simple text. It is not a page turner, it does't have any central character or fantastic narration style with amasing end. It is a book for relax and notice more often that we (people) don't appretiate life, relatives, little miracles and give more value to career and money. There is no plot. But I read it from cover to cover. Advice are not new, but we always forget the main thing of our life - it is short. And as Bulgakov (I mean one of the main charachters Voland) said in his novel "The Master and Margarita" - "Man is mortal, but it is a half of the problem! Man is suddenly mortal". The main theme of the book - live your life as there is no tomorrow. This book is for refreshing your knowledge of self-developing. Read it, if you only start your soul-examination. But it will be useless for professionals in this sphere. Thank you.