It's been a while since I've been able to read a good book, with college and everything else. Though I will say that I was able to read a book some of you might already be familiar with. For those that don't know, Tuesdays with Morrie is a nonfictional novel about a man learning from his mentor. The story is about Mitch Albom learning from his 78 year old previous sociology professor: Morrie Schwartz. Morrie is dying from Lou Gehrig's disease, yet still remains optimistic through this crisis. What the book is about is how to stay confident and mostly: how to live a good healthy life and be a good person. And finally how to love.
This book is very inspirational and because of it, has changed a lot of lives. I got to read this book and wasn't disappointed. I would say more about it, but that would only ruin the moment.
It was a good read and it's not very long. I haven't read much of Albom's other books, but I would guess this might be his best one. I give this book 9/10 stars.
