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A review by emilymknight
Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
emotional
funny
hopeful
reflective
sad
medium-paced
4.5
I think everybody needs a Morrie.
When I began reading this, I couldn't feel connected to the story because my mind separated it from the fact it was a true story, so about half way through I searched Morrie Schwartz on youtube and watched some of his interviews and from that point, as I read, I could almost hear Morris’s voice.
And as I was reading, I kept finding myself thinking, ‘keep talking, say more, keep going’. We all know from the get go that Morrie dies, but I wanted to delay it. Ahhh all the questions I would ask if I had ever met Morrie. I also found myself throughout my days reading this book thinking, what would Morrie say about this? what would Morrie be thinking right now?
Loved. This is a book that everyone must read in their lives.
When I began reading this, I couldn't feel connected to the story because my mind separated it from the fact it was a true story, so about half way through I searched Morrie Schwartz on youtube and watched some of his interviews and from that point, as I read, I could almost hear Morris’s voice.
And as I was reading, I kept finding myself thinking, ‘keep talking, say more, keep going’. We all know from the get go that Morrie dies, but I wanted to delay it. Ahhh all the questions I would ask if I had ever met Morrie. I also found myself throughout my days reading this book thinking, what would Morrie say about this? what would Morrie be thinking right now?
Loved. This is a book that everyone must read in their lives.
‘“Aging is not just decay, you know. It’s growth […] you understand you’re going to die, and you live a better life because of it.”’