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I really enjoyed this despite the inevitable end. Did you have a beloved mentor growing up? Someone who understood you & helped you see the wonder in the world? That person for Mitch Albom was Morrie ... Read full review

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Beautiful tribute to Mitch Albom’s coach, mentor, and friend, Morris Schwartz, his former professor at Brandeis University. Morrie is dying of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Mitch interviews him ... Read full review

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A sportswriter reconnects with a professor from his college days after the professor is diagnosed with ALS. They talk about the meaning of life and the lessons learned through experience. Read full review

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I found it a bit kitch and shmultz, but beneath the gooey icing are valid and meaningful observations about life. The lauded teacher awarded only A grades so that students could dodge being drafted to ... Read full review

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Another 1st book for the author Book starts off in High School Graduation. and move through life.. then everything catches up to the people we once thought were a part of our lives... yet we moved on ... Read full review

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A beautiful journey towards death by a uni professor and one of his students from years before. Sitting together each Tuesday to talk about the important things in life as Morrie's health and life leaks away. Lots to take from the lessons of a great teacher. Read full review

This is a very touching book, and I kind of relate to the book also. The book helped me personally with ways to live because life is too precious to short just focus on work, and being upset and angry all the time. Morrie taught me that being loving, and enjoying life everyday and being surrounded with family and friends is one of the important things in life. 

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Good story of a man and his favorite teacher. I read it quite a while ago so I've forgotten some details but it's very inspiring. Read full review

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A phenomenal story about the value of life, and how we don't value it enough while we are healthy. Read full review

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why did my school insist on making us read all these lifetime books. UGH. i hate them all on principle now. Read full review