What are you reading right now?
In asking about what you are currently choosing to read, your interviewers are looking to discover a couple of things about you. First and foremost, they want to hear that you have the curiosity to feed your mind regularly. They'll also gain more knowledge about your interests.
"I have a few different reading passions, from self-help type books to fantasy fiction. I'm currently reading "Lincoln," the renowned Abraham Lincoln biography by David Herbert Donald. For the past week, I've been almost unable to put the book down because he led such a fascinating and inspiring life on his way to the presidency."
Talk to the interviewers about a book that you are currently reading. If you are not currently reading a book, talk about one that has impacted you. Explain why this book is important to you and why you chose to read it.
"I am reading a textbook on aviation principles. I am interested in civilian aviation and would love to obtain my private pilot license in the future. I love learning about the physics of flying and the history of aviation as well."
Community answers are written by other candidates practicing this set. Reading how others frame the same question is one of the fastest ways to sharpen your own.
Anonymous Answer
I recently finished reading Tolstoy's 'Master and Man', which was one of most descriptive and interesting pieces of literature I've ever read. Currently, I am reading Rene Descartes', 'A Discourse on Methods'.
Rachelle's Feedback
It sounds like you're into philosophy and fiction - these are important books, and these insights show that you enjoy deeper levels when choosing your reading material. Next, I recommend discussing a brief takeaway from each book and how you believe you can apply them to your life as a student or in your future medical practice.
