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 enlarge | Author: Mitch Albom
Publisher: Doubleday
Category: Book
List Price: $22.95
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Rating:  2121 reviews
Sales Rank: 18903
Media: Hardcover
Edition: 1st
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 224
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 4.9 x 0.7
ISBN: 0385484518
Dewey Decimal Number: 378.12092
EAN: 9780385484510
ASIN: 0385484518
Publication Date: August 18, 1997
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great book! November 11, 2008
worth reading, worth all the reviews, whoever reads this book will get at least one learning from it!
 Tuesday's with Morrie November 11, 2008
the book arrived in fantastic condition it took a bit longer to arrive than I had expected
 Excellent story October 17, 2008
the story is very good a must read.... the shipping was quick but not in the described condition....
 This is the play version of the book. Be aware! September 10, 2008
There was no indication this was the play version. When I returned the book, Amazon deducted shipping charges from my refund. Not good.
 I really wanted to like this book, but... September 3, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Several people in my family recommended this book and I managed to avoid it until yesterday because the one asking was a young person. How could I say no to a kid telling me to read a book she liked? What kind of ogre would I have to be to say no? It turns out I'm the kind of ogre that realized I could have lived without reading this. There's not much that's new here or that someone other than a rich, spoiled sports reporter wouldn't have known about the importance of family and the necessity to find your own path to the waterfall. My guess is that there are millions of people with the money to buy this book but without the most basic idea of how to be human. This book is just some basic, simplistic rules about how to be a good person. Nothing drastic or thought-provoking here. Again, I wanted to like it, but I can think of dozens of other books that have really touched me in many more ways than this one. Morrie Schwarz sounds like he was a nice man, but I think I would have gotten more out of one of his sociology classes or from spending an afternoon with him just talking than from reading Albom's book.
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