Title: Tuesday With Morrie
Series: N/A
Author: Mitch Albom
Genre: Grieving, Non-Fiction
Publisher: Broadway
Received: Purchased
Release Date: October 2007
Pages: 199
Rating:
What is it About?
A non-fictional story about Mitch Albom and old teacher who meet every week to share wisdom.
My Thoughts:
I have read almost everyone of Mitch Albom’s books that are heartfelt. I think this was his first was this book and while this one isn’t my favorite or as memorable as say One More Day or Have A Little Faith. These honest books get to the heart of matters and always make me cry at some point.
This is a quick read not because it is just simply written but because I eagerly wanted to learn what was next. I love that the author always meets such interesting people to write about and they are such regular people, people you want to know.
Website:
Mitch Albom Official Website
http://mitchalbom.com/
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
Review - Tuesday With Morrie by Mitch Albom
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Shannon's Review - The Dragonfly Secret by Clea and John Adams

Summary: A dragonfly has a secret message for grieving family members.
My Thoughts: This is a very special book. I think would be good for children and parents who have dealt with loss of a family member. That's right I said parents as well. It has a sincere message and wonderful artwork. I am not sure what else I could say about it. It's Beautiful.About the Authors: This a second book for Clea and John Adams. There first being The Dragonfly Door. Thank you to the authors for sending this to me.
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