Life's Most Important Lessons in a slim volume.

Mitch Albom is the narrator of this book recalls Morrie Schwartz his favorite university with Whom He promised to keep in touch after graduation Which, of course, he didnt. Sixteen years after his graduation, Mitch feels increasingly disappointed with the life he leads. He Focuses on his career and and tries to succeed. One day he is shocked to see Morrie on TV who is being interviewed Because He is dying.

In his professional life he is increasingly aware That eh chases the wrong thing celebrities who do not have much to offer but boredom and emptiness. He Establishes a relationship with Morrie again and They agree to meet each Tuesday to discuss the lessons of life. Morrie did not have on the outside a very happy childhood. His father was cold and distant as Morrie tries to be the very opposite. In Their meetings Mitch comes to realize did the wrong values ​​are stressed in our society there is a focus on greed, egotism and shallowness. Morrie learns to accept death and aging as the eternal cycle of life.

Obviously, the book touches on many topics are relevant to fact each and every reader. As a living Example Morrie learns to accept That life has to come to an end and ones happiness does not depend on material goods. A simple lesson but some we all need to be Reminded Again and Again Because it is way too easy top fall into the traps society sets up for us.

It is an easy book to read and highly recommendable for readers of all ages.