Tuesdays With Morrie: A Book Review
Tuesdays With Morrie: An old man, a young man and life's greatest lesson by Mitch Albom
Have you ever felt like you're never gonna be the same again after reading a book? This book is more of a memoir of two people's lives on how they both learned from each other as a student and teacher. It is truly filled with wisdom and aphorisms that teaches us how to deal with life's complex adversities. This is indeed a must read!

Mitch Albom's The Five People You Meet in Heaven
All Endings are also Beginnings...
Have you ever felt like your life was meaningless? Have you ever felt that you've done nothing worthwhile in your time on Earth? Eddie feels that way too. 83 year old Eddie has just died. In Heaven he meets 5 people (bet you couldn't have guessed that yourself!) who explain his life to him. But these people aren't necessarily the ones that Eddie thinks they'll be. Each person has a story to tell about how they affected Eddie's life or were affected by him and each has a lesson to teach....

Have A Little Faith by Mitch Albom
My Review
Have a Little Faith: A True Story by Mitch Albom. This non-fiction book is about how Albom gains a deeper understanding of faith and love through his friendship with Rabbi Albert L. Lewis and pastor Henry Covington. In Have a Little Faith, Albom demonstrates the true meaning of diversity. It is an amazing story that will reinforce that not only is there room for different faiths, that they can exist together with respect. People that work together can create a world filled with love. Image C...

Mitch Albom
One Of My Favorite Authors
I want you to hear this: Mitch Albom is awesome. No lie. It's science.   That's how much I love his books. He is an amazing author that not only has a story to tell but a lesson to teach. Please check out this lens and read about my experiences with his books. Then buy one, borrow one, or go to the library and check one out. I guarantee you'll be back for more.   Check out my Tuesday's With Morrie Lens! 

For One More Day
My Review
The story of a man who gets the chance to spend one more day with his mother, who died 8 years earlier. Very touchy and quite sentimental! It is heartbreakingly beautiful and in the end uplifting. You come away with a desire to pay closer attention to the world around you and to go and hug your mom, just in case.