Books that touch me like this one are few and very very dear in my heart. It's a guilty reflex that I developed when I was younger to dog-ear favourite passages and I'm happy to report that this book has a dog-ear on every page you know I really like a book when that's all you see! Morrie made me cry, laugh, think, and most importantly feel. Every time Morrie said something that echoed into my very being I dog -eared it. Of course he put me far more eloquent than I ever could.īoy oh boy were they awesome. I've always felt that that was the ideal way to live and I'm so happy that Morrie felt the same. I loved how Morrie was so fixated with choosing to be human above all else and keeping the human in us going.

It was a delight to actually see him grow as a person, to become more. This man who had turned his back on a lifestyle he swore to keep up and who turned beautiful the more I read. Yes he was wonderful and if I met him in real life I would swoon then invite him out to lunch where I could pretend to be his student and loving call him 'coach' while we talked about nothing, something and everything. The character that really drew me in was not (as most people would think) Morrie. It was a self-help book and one that actually helped rather than annoy me. Honestly I was hesitant to read it mostly because it seemed like the annoying self-help book that seem to be dominating the lives of North American society. This book has been lying around my house for what seemed like ages and it was only today that I actually read it.

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