tuesdays with morrie
mitch albom
i've been wanting to read this book for a while now so when i saw it hiding on a shelf at my local library, i snatched it up right away. i'm so glad i found it.
this book is a memoir outlining the journey/relationship between a professor and his former student as the professor's health declines. through the professor's philosophical tidbits and outlook on life despite his failing condition, the student is reminded of what is really important in life and what is truly needed to live.
i appreciate the fact that albom's writing made the heavy content in this book digestible and the fact that he threw in snippets of the past to put things into context. i literally soaked this book up in a couple of hours and couldn't put it down until i was finished. even though the book itself is small and thin, don't let it fool you - there's a lot of depth and wisdom in its pages.
all in all it was great book which i thoroughly enjoyed and definitely recommend. just be sure to have some tissue around.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
book nook: tuesdays with morrie
Posted by Sharon at 12:00 pm
Labels: books, daily living, reviews
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1 comments:
great book, i read it in one go too.
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