Physics of the Impossible
The reason I would like to read this book, is because I find it fascinating. I've read the first few pages, and it seems like a great read! This book is written by Michio Kaku, a theoretical physicist who teaches physics at the City University of New York. This book is about the physics behind what is impossible today, but may be possible in the future. It is not a book with mathematical formulas, or anything like a text book. In March 2008, it was added to the New York Times best-seller list, and kept that popularity for five weeks. This is the book I would most enjoy reading.