Upon reading this book, I found myself wishing that I had read it while I was still at the university. It was a good read and I could sympathise with what the author was telling us. However, it was more suitable for those in the early or mid- 20s. For one who already has a job and whose life is pretty much settled, it did not give much to add to life.

 

By some strange coincidence, a new friend of mine I met recently said he had also read it. And he also shared the same opinion that it would have been better had he read it eariler.

 

Perhaps, other readers would say that age means little and life begins when one feels that it begins. Even at the age of 60, 70, 80... one could still feel young and look forward to the coming life.

 

However, for someone like myself who feels that one should leave the space for the younger generation when one reaches a certain age, the book certainly was for the younger people who have much to look forward to.