It has a profound and deep truth to it. The book comes across as honest and thoughtful. My deepest gratitude for your work.

The book is a memoir of paul kalanithi, a neurosurgeon who was diagnosed with stage-iv lung cancer. It is a wonderfully crafted book on his life as a medical practitioner and what his rapidly deteriorating illness meant for his family and for him. The...  Read More

The narrative takes the readers deep into the mystical realm of death. Strong in message, moving tale with depicts pain a doctor has to share with his patients and how it is actual pain that makes you aware of real hardships of a dying man.

A neurosurgeon narrates his life experiences. The insight depicted from an oncology patient is * true.

This is one of the most heartbreaking and yet most uplifting books i have ever read. I’d want others to look at this book not as a maudlin story but rather a burst of bittersweet reality. A heartbreaking yet thought provoking book.

The mention of an indian beggar was not really needed. The medical jargons are too much intricate and disturbs the smooth competency for non-med readers.