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This book is a true account of two religious men, one an old rabbi and the other an unlikely pastor. Mitch Albom who is the author of "Tuesdays With Morrie" was asked by his home-town rabbi to give his eulogy when he dies. About 1/2 of this book is his account of his interviews and interaction with that rabbi. The other 1/2 of this book is the account of an unlikely pastor at an inner city church in Detroit. When you read this book you get the feeling that Mitch is looking for an answer to his own faith. Mitch is a great author and he is a very easy read. I only read one book last year (other than the Bible) and this was it. I bought it because I will buy anything Mitch writes because it is worthwhile and easy to read.
I Love Mitch Albom, He is such a great writing, you can tell he writes from the heart. I loved everything about this book. I first went on the Barnes and Noble web site and seen the book being advertise, it cought my attention but not enough to buy. Then one morning I was watching Good Morning America, and heard about the story with the man who had a hole in his church roof, and they spoke about the book, and thats when I knew i had to buy this book, it was much better then expected. I love the life experiance between two diff poeple and two diff religions
I REALLY LOVED THIS BOOK. LIVING THRU THE EVERYDAY STRUGGLES THAT LIFE MAY SEND YOUR WAY IT IS EASY TO GET CAUGHT UP IN THE THINGS THAT REALLY DO NOT MATTER. I LOST MY PRECIOUS SON IN A CAR ACCIDENT TWO YEARS AGO. MY LIFE TURNED UPSIDE DOWN. IN THE BEGINNING MY DAYS WERE ALL DARK AND I WAS TOO SAD TO BE ANGRY. AFTER THE ANGER PASSED I BEGAN TO SEEK "MY SOUL" AGAIN. MITCH ALBOM HAS INSPIRED ME TO, "HAVE A LITTLE FAITH" TO ONCE AGAIN BELIEVE IN A HIGHER POWER AND FIND PEACE WITHIN MYSELF. THANK YOU
A humbleing book...Not as good as his other ones, but different. Reading it makes me want to be a better person, and I have a long ways to go. Forgiveness is a big theme in this book, and it has opened my eyes. I have a lot of thinking to do, and a lot of forgiving to to. The book is right, it's just not worth it..I just finished the book, at almost 1 am, and am so heavy in thought right now, I don't even know where to start. Read this book. It's a fast read, but take your time..Think a little while you are reading it..I did, and hope to become a better person..Thanks Mitch for sharing this book
Mitch Albom has an extraordinary talent for writing in an easy to read way while providing the reader with a powerful story at the same time. Here we have him telling us about two amazing individuals and the lives they have each lived. One a rabbi and the other a preacher. Each came from polar opposite beginnings and ended up as pillars of their community for their faith. This book delves deep into each of their lives to tell their stories. Worth the read. In some ways, this was better than Tuesdays with Morrie.
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