I've read several books by Mitch Albom and loved them all. I'm probably one of a very few people who hasn't read The Five People You Meet in Heaven, and I was slightly worried that since this was a sequel of sorts or a continuation of that story that I might have trouble following the book. I found this not to be the case at all. I was touched by this story and feel that it can definitely stand on its own.
Mitch Albom's books always make me take a step back and think about life, how every day we touch someone's life, sometimes without even knowing it. I'd love to talk about all the ways this book was special to me, but I feel that it would only spoil the reading experience for others. I will just simply say this book is worth the journey and I highly recommend it. Mitch Albom is a tremendous storyteller and this book is certainly no exception. I think it would make a lovely gift and you could even package both The Five People You Meet in Heaven along with The Next Person You Meet in Heaven as a special present.
I received this book courtesy of Harper Collins through Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
Mitch Albom's books always make me take a step back and think about life, how every day we touch someone's life, sometimes without even knowing it. I'd love to talk about all the ways this book was special to me, but I feel that it would only spoil the reading experience for others. I will just simply say this book is worth the journey and I highly recommend it. Mitch Albom is a tremendous storyteller and this book is certainly no exception. I think it would make a lovely gift and you could even package both The Five People You Meet in Heaven along with The Next Person You Meet in Heaven as a special present.
I received this book courtesy of Harper Collins through Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
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