TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE (EXPORT) (A FORMAT) Paperback – 1 December 1998

“The truth is, once you learn how to die, you learn how to live.”If that statement doesn’t make you think, Tuesdays with Morrie might not be the book for you.Hello everyone !Today I am back with another book review where I am going to put my heart out for this book, “Tuesdays with Morrie” by Mitch Albom.Mitch Albom’s memoir serves as a beautiful, profound, and quietly tragic reminder of what truly counts. This book shares a true narrative of Albom’s last “class” with his beloved college professor, Morrie Schwartz, who is terminally ill with ALS. Each Tuesday, Albom visits Morrie’s home to soak in the wisdom of a man who’s facing death with clarity, humor, and astonishing grace. They discuss everything from love and work to family, aging, forgiveness, and, of course, death—the kinds of subjects we tend to put off until it’s too late.Albom’s transformation, in addition to Morrie’s wisdom, is what makes this book so compelling.The text isn’t particularly dazzling. The writing is quite simple . However, the book’s simplicity is what gives it its emotional impact.Reading this book felt like a sincere discussion, the kind we wish we had with our own teachers or grandparents long ago.It won’t be wrong if i describe it as nostalgic or even saccharine. In an age of cynicism, Tuesdays with Morrie dares to be earnest. It dares to say that love matters more than money, that time is more valuable than status, and that dying well is the final lesson in living well.Tuesdays With Morrie isn’t meant to amaze you. It is just a reminder. Reminder of what exactly is important in life.

A book about the optimistic hope of life and death. I can't find a better tribute that anyone can give to their beloved teacher in such a great way..This is real story and it has made me to get hooked till it's last page also quite emotional read. I am beyond the words to describe the feeling of the Mitch for his teacher or just say coach as he used to call him..The book says lot about how gracefully we have to accept the events of life. It's actually the lessons from Morrie. He has created a great place in my heart as one of my beloved teacher has been in my life too has did..Morie has taught us looking towards death with optimistic view is just a new way of ending the life. He was suffering from some strange neural disease where body parts stops working gradually. When his leg stopped working he took that thing also as a treat of his life. He was one of the most passionate person around his livelihood. Mitch Albom was his student and also a very dear to him..This book also shows the socio-psychology of our society. When Mitch got to know about his teacher after long time and his disease, he started visiting to him on every tuesday. He talked quite lengthy and gave him company, in return Mitch learnt lot about life and it's experiences from Morrie.//Once you learn how to die, you learn how to live.//This is such a deep quote stated by Morrie..The core of this book is to establish a good relations and also spend time with your friends, family, and dear ones..I would love to recommend this book to all the beginner readers as it holds inspiration. Though, I've found the narration is exactly like fiction and also the language is great for any newbie..Overall, it was indeed a good and light read for me. I got to know about this book only after joining bookstagram community..This book has also reminded me The Alchemist by the type of its narration and quite in philosopy also.Yeah! One should atleast read this inspirational book once in their life time. ❤️~Beloved Morrie

The fonts are a bit small, had to put on my distant vision glasses to read comfortably . But the book is a great read . Can be bought

Tuesdays with Morrie is more than just a book — it’s a gentle reminder about what truly matters in life. Mitch Albom beautifully captures his conversations with Morrie Schwartz, a retired professor facing the end of his life with wisdom, humor, and grace. Each chapter feels like sitting in on a heartfelt lesson, where Morrie speaks about love, forgiveness, relationships, and finding meaning beyond material success.The writing is simple yet deeply touching, making it easy to connect with both Mitch and Morrie. By the final page, you feel as if you’ve had your own “Tuesdays” with a wise mentor. It’s a book that lingers in your thoughts and makes you pause to appreciate life’s small moments. Highly recommended for anyone who needs a bit of perspective and hope.

Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom is a heartfelt memoir that beautifully captures the wisdom of Morrie Schwartz, a professor facing ALS, and the life lessons he imparts to his student Mitch. The book touches on love, aging, death, and what truly matters in life, making it both emotional and transformative. It’s a gentle reminder to live meaningfully and cherish the simple moments.

One of the best books I have read so farTeaches you life and way of life. I think, this is such a versatile book that it would give you different perspectives from different walks of life. Read it in your 20s and you'll have a fresh perspective. Read it in your 30s, 40s,50s- you'll get different perspectives. Best book.

A good book to read!! Gives a small inside to our own life to rethink where we stand and what we can do better