I finished reading the Last Lecture by Randy Pausch a few weeks ago, but failed to write a post about it until now. I really enjoyed this book. It's short, it's sweet and light, but thought provoking at the same time.
Randy Pausch died of pancreatic cancer at a very young age leaving behind a wife and 3 young children. This book is full of little gems that remind you of what is important in this life. Reading it fills you with a desire to make the most of your life and to treasure every moment. The whole book is very inspirational. I also liked it because it has lots of short chapters, which is great for me because I never seem to be able to carve out a long amount of time to sit and read.
I definitely recommend this book - it's no literary great, but it is definitely worth your time. My Grade: B+
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I love this book. I gave each of my kids a copy at Christmas and I also printed out some pages from his website that asks some thought provoking questions pertaining to each chapter.
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