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Name: Tuesdays With Morrie
Author: Mitch Albom

Tuesdays With Morrie

An Old Man, A Young Man & The Last Great Lesson

by Mitch Albom

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First Published:
Sep 1, 1997

Paperback:
Oct 2002

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Alicia

I am not a reader. I was assighned this book for a course I am taking. I found it to be very wise and full of information that we could all use and follow. I would recomend this book for some one who is looking for lessons in life because this book has just about all of them.

jackie

Once you start reading, you won't be able to put it down! Truly an inspirational story. Makes you think why life's worth living.

This was one of the most fantastic books that i have read. It was so interseting to see what Morrie had to say to Mitch every Tuesday. I never knew that two people could discuss so many different things.

haydi

if ever there's somebody who would ask me what my worst fear is, i would answer them with no hesitation..."DEATH". This book changed my life. This book vanished my fear. This book taught me how to live, how to love...

sophia

a truly awesome and touching book! It reminds uf of the most important things in life that we forget to talk about because we're "too busy".

Lester

Man, this book is astonishing. It showed me the true meaning of life and how optimism can really change one's life. I will give a two thumbs up for this book.

joi bautista

this book has been a great inspiration to me. morrie's words of wisdom made me cry and helped me overcome the hardships and problems i had. and i know it will help me in the future. the book is nicely written...mitch albom gave justice to morries story.

Rebecca Haddix

This book shows the true meaning of life and how to accomplish your goals and also how to cope with the idea that you are dieing .

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