Tuesdays with Morrie
~ Mitch Albom
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AEmac
~ 19-year-old woman in Smithville, MO
Tuesdays with Morrie
“Though a person might find it in the grieving section of Barnes and Noble, I beg to differ. This book to me isn't about dying,...”
The Catcher in the Rye
“The best books are the banned ones! The story is so simple, well written and one of my absolute favorites!”
laura_vi
~ 21-year-old woman in Tiffin, OH
Tuesdays with Morrie
“It makes one re-evaluate what is really important.”
Animal Farm and 1984
“I had to read Animal Farm in high school, but I liked it, so I went and read 1984 on my own. I'm a fan of dystopian fiction, so I...”
Joe_Black
~ 42-year-old man in Glasgow, United Kingdom
Tuesdays with Morrie
“An incredibly simple story,of a dying man and his young friend who visits him on tuesdays,and his conversations about life,a book...”
The Five People You Meet in Heaven
“from the author of tuesdays with morrie,provokes you into thinking about life and whats important,maybe makes you think of not...”
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A few comments on Tuesdays with Morrie (7)
Aug 21, 2010, 9:13 PM
clarawinter, a 54-year-old woman in Lucas
“I share your passion for reading! If you liked Tuesdays with Morrie, you might want to try The Five People You Meet in Heaven - another very moving book by Mitch Albom”
Nov 10, 2010, 9:55 PM
shync, a 27-year-old woman in Melbourne
“Teaching is an amazing and underrated profession. And this book is a testimony to great teachers, and the capacity of the students of whose hearts they touch and nurture, don't you think?”
Aug 15, 2010, 1:58 PM
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Lily, a 63-year-old woman in Brampton
“I have not read this book, although i enjoyed Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's vbook On Death and Dying. You might find it interesting and helpful also. Was this a recent experience?
My most recent experience with death was that of my mother who passed from Alzheimer;s this year. Helping care for her was challenging. but i think it is a gift on the part of those who are passing to help us ( caregivers) develop our patience, kindness, tolerance, sympathy, compassion and so on,
When i taught multiply handicapped children for four years (one of whom was terminally ill) i felt the same way.”