A Story for Morrie

Tuesdays with Morrie is a memoir by American writer Mitch Albom. The story was later recreated by Thomas Rickman into a TV movie of the same name directed.
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Throughout the book one resonant lesson given by Morrie is that , love, compassion and empathy is what is needed to make our life meaningful. The setting is such that it resembles to a large extent to the scene from the epic Mahabharat when Bhishma on his death bed gives lessons on life to the Pandavas. The hibiscus and Morrie's relationship with it again reminds me of O. Henry's short story titled 'The last leaf'. Language is simple and can be comprehended by everyone.

You cannot put the book down until you reach the end of it and literally mourn with the author because you realise Morrie was not just Mitch's teacher but has become yours too. This book is too good to be missed. It is really an all time hit.

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Read about this book in an article written by Robin Sharma. Got a very good deal on Amazon so i ordered it. Its about the last days of an old man and how he delivers the best lecture during his last days to his favourite student. Very emotional and touching story yet it forces us to rethink the priorities in our life.

Any read is good only if you adopt takeaways from it. A different kind of book not exactly a plain self help lecture,but still a self help on a footprint of Morrie's story and life lessons. Please have this book and spend some time to a in-depth reading. Coincidentally I have completed reading this book on a Tuesday.

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You can google about wikipedia of Morrie and you will find links to his videos of a TV talk show as also written in the book. So I read "tuesdays with Morrie". This is without a doubt a great self help book and the way the whole narration is done, it feels like you are part of the whole conversation between Morrie and Mitch.

Morrie tries to answer some of the life's biggest questions most of us face at some point in our life. Morrie gives a great message by the way he embraces and enjoys the last phase of his life. Great book, a must read One person found this helpful. Why are we embarrassed with silence? What comfort do we find in all the noise? Completed this book by mitch albom and I was totally awestruck by the plot.

Best for the people who love to gain inspiration in their life through some teachings. In this book Morrie the professor teaches his student Morrie about the fears of his life and to how to not make them inferior and keeping in ming that they are not inferior in any way. In this whole book Morrie sees death as a beautiful chapter in his life and how he overcomes this chapter is beautifully intricated in this book.

Life from the perspective of a man who is on his deathbed and share his views with a young man. Mitch, the young man, and his professor, Morrie an old man, met every Tuesday and Mitch records the conversation between them.


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They talk about different aspects of life such as love, family, wealth, emotions, culture and so on. Listening from a man who is about to leave has to be the life greatest lesson as the man will have a pure perspective of this world. A must read for all Well,the author Mitch Albom has done complete justice to it. It is not only a story about a dying professor and a man running after material success,it is also a beautifully crafted tale of love,loss and purpose. In this world full of turmoil and darkness where desire and success has taken the world by the storm and material possessions and fame have become the order of the day,this novel is a must read for anyone who wants to discover the true meaning of life.

This dynamic tale of reimagining the ordinary elements of our lives in an extraordinary manner will certainly take the readers on a wonderful journey of self-introspection and optimism even in midst of sheer darkness where mankind has walked forward leaving behind love and compassion miles away See all reviews. Would you like to see more reviews about this item? See all customer images. Most recent customer reviews. Published 4 days ago.

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    I think this conversation in particular had one of the bigger impacts on Mitch, who was consumed with money and his career before the two started their talks. Many parts of this book are moving, but this one was hard to read, especially on an early train ride when I was in a quiet mood. It felt so real, I read the book twice. The second time, I had to skip over the chapter when he dies to avoid tears. YCteen publishes true stories by teens, giving readers insight into the issues that matter most in young people's lives. Permission is automatically granted to individual teachers to copy this story for use with a single class or group in nonprofit educational settings.

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