I heard about this one from Anne Bogel's podcast first, and instantly added it to my list. I had seen it around but never really knew the premise, and even once I did, I wasn't sure what I would think. Knowing it was about Paul (a neurosurgeon in his residency) and his own cancer that took him too soon, I was afraid it would be horribly depressing and morbid, but it was beautifully written and poignant. I couldn't put this one down (I literally only did because it was late and I really needed sleep) and wept like a baby throughout his wife's epilogue. This is a 5 star, must-read! It won't take you long and it will be a lovely look at how to live well even in the face of death.