What better post for the last post of this decade than sharing my best reads of 2019!! I read about 60 books this year.(you can see all of them on my Instagram highlights Books 1 and Books 2) Here are my best reads in no particular order. 1. Man’s search for meaning : Viktor E Frankl: Though this book has influenced millions of people world wide, I read it only this year and was blown away by it. I loved the way Frankl makes sense of the universal question: Whether our loves have any purpose. He writes with depth and honesty; Powerful, poignant and deeply moving, I highly recommend this book. 2. The Travelling Cat Chronicles Hiro Arikawa: Even if you are not a cat-lover, be sure to grab this one. It is translated from Japanese and it is quirky, gripping and leaves you feeling touched in ways difficult to explain—It kind of breaks your heart. 3. The Friend By Sigrid Nunez: It is about grief and loss and healing. The passages are e