I would say Eleven Minutes is a good book to read by Paulo Coelho. It's the only fiction written by him and truly is different from many I have read. It's about how a girl from Brazil decide to be a prostitute and flew to Europe and explains the different characters she met along her journey and at one point how a guy managed to change her mindset in the most unconventional way. In return she teaches him how to get comfortable and try new things. All in all, it deals with getting out of the comfort zone and accept oneself for who they are. A book that brings out the darkside of any reader.

The Witch of Portobello by Coelho is also an interesting piece. One of the top books I would recommend if you're into the little things life.

Valentino Rossi's What If I Have Never Done It is marvellous. One of the best autobiography book that made me read it again and again. First book to ever make me laugh out loud too. Even for those who isn't a Motogp fan would like it for it's wonderful words. How he happened to drive his car and fell in his backyard upside down while his mother was in the kitchen or what made him decide to move from such stable life to an unknown world.