Things that I really liked was that it really inspired me and I felt like i could connect to it. My favorite part was when i read about Morrie talking about his death. This was my favorite scene because Morrie and Mitch talk about forgiveness and death. Forgiveness is a way Morrie wants his life to end. Morrie says "Don't let go too soon, but not too long". They talk about Morrie's old friend named Norman. Norman built a sculpture for him in a 3-d way, then died from cancer. This was hard on Morrie because he had gotten into a fight with him before and never talked to him ever again. He decided to forgive when he had already died.
This would be a good book for people that like life lessons and relationships between close friends. I would recommend this for kids 12 and up like teenagers. Teenagers would be a good age range because this book is mostly about how life is like and the start of peoples careers and struggles they will face when they get older. On the scale from 1-4, I would give "Tuesdays with Morrie" a three. I thought the book was boring at the beginning because i didn't know much about it but once i got into the second chapter I got really interested and started to get what they whole book was about. The most interesting part i got to was towards the middle when you find out more about the concept of the book and it starts to sum up the story. Overall, Tuesdays with Morrie was an excellent book and i f i was able to read it again for a book project i would pick this book. I would read it again because i thought it was interesting and it teaches alot of new things that could happen in your life. I thought this book was very inspiring and really detailed.
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