The Brain that Changes Itself
I read this book in just a few sittings, not for the lack of interest - just lots going on in my life at the moment! It was well worth the read flowing easily, written from the first person perspective of one who is fascinated by the changes that are possible in our brains.

Details of several people's journeys into understanding that neuroplasticity occurs, and finding ways to drive it in particular directions was compassionately and enthusiastically described.

Personally, I would have liked more details of assessment of just what had gone wrong and finding ways to target 'neurobic' exercise for the brain/mind. It would then have been more directly applicable to my work as a chiropractor with a special interest in functional neurology. However, for those learning more about just what is possible in brain training and recovery this is a wonderful read.
My church used this book for a 6-week small group study. It helped us reframe our perspective on church membership, causing us to become more active and less selfish.