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Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, A Young Man and Life's Greatest Lesson - Community Reviews back

by Mitch Albom
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Born to be Bookahoilc :D
Born to be Bookahoilc :D rated it 11 years ago
Io che mi appresto a leggere il romanzo:Il duro atterraggio dopo aver capito di che libro si tratta:Non perché non mi sia piaciuto, anzi!! E' un romanzo molto bello e delicato; ma perché non avevo proprio capito quale fosse il tema e mi aspettavo tutt'altra storia.La mia mente contorta si prefigurav...
Ryan DeJonghe - The Avid Reader
Ryan DeJonghe - The Avid Reader rated it 12 years ago
‘Some aren’t as lucky,’ is what Morrie said. I believe it. I had a four percent chance to live. I don’t know why I suffered a Sudden Cardiac Arrest, nor do I know why I was allowed to live. I’m pretty sure it has something to do with this thing called, life.Kim Kardashian, Honey Boo Boo, Casey A...
The Girl who Reads
The Girl who Reads rated it 12 years ago
Incredible!! Once in a long long time you come across books that change the way you look at life. This is one of them.
johanpatricksy
johanpatricksy rated it 12 years ago
My first Mitch Albom novel. Thumbs up.
Kenny Loves to Read
Kenny Loves to Read rated it 12 years ago
I'm not a big fan of non-fiction but I really loved this book. Simply written and honest, it made me stop and think all the way through. Some might say that Morrie's words are a bit too obvious but sometimes we miss the good philosophies in life because we peg them as common sense facts that everyon...
Dutch
Dutch rated it 12 years ago
This book has been out for fifteen years, and I always put off reading it because I was busy. How's that for irony? In all seriousness, I would be careful who to recommend this book to just because I would need to gauge the level of sensitivity of the potential reader. First, if someone is dying,...
rabbitsfortea
rabbitsfortea rated it 12 years ago
DNF.
Whimsy's Nook
Whimsy's Nook rated it 12 years ago
Four stars is a bit generous. It's more of a three and a half stars.This is more of an thoughtful read than anything. It's touching yes, but I wish the characters were a bit more developed. Maybe it was just me, but Mitch was rather two dimensional. I know this is Morrie's story, but I wanted to lea...
List Lover
List Lover rated it 13 years ago
Cheesy. You will get more respect as a reader from a good YA novel.
Book Talk 21st Century
Book Talk 21st Century rated it 13 years ago
Great book. Really makes you think about life & how you approach it. I still see Morrie paralyzed & unable to move, but still happy & thinking about others. I saw the original story from Nightline. I love the part where Morrie talks about needing someone to "wipe my a**." The best part about this, t...
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