Have you always wondered about the afterlife? Have you always wanted to know the purpose or meaning of your life here on earth? Mitch Albom, the author of The Five People You Meet in Heaven gives us a stupendous story that will change everything we’ve ever believed about the meaning of our lives and our views on the afterlife. Albom’s idea of experiencing five individuals who instills a divine piece of wisdom and disregard the idea of being lonely and more arranged for our future in heaven makes the story truly captivating. It catches how essential it is for people to engage in social relationships with one another instead of dwelling on struggles and setbacks alone. Fundamentally, it gives us, readers the chance to understand, relate and contemplate on how we can enhance, appreciate and treasure more our lives before the time comes.
A well-known prestigious author, columnist, writer, screenwriter, playwright, broadcaster and performer, Albom is best known for the awe-inspiring stories and concepts formed through his films, plays and books and The Five People You Meet in Heaven is just one of his many astounding creations. With an abiding story suited and engaging to all alongside warmth, sympathy and intimacy …show more content…
That death doesn't just take someone, it misses someone else, and in the small distance between being taken and being missed lives are changed." It is through visions and judgments like these that leave a reader like me wondering and reflecting. Albom claims his vision of heaven and interpretation of life is based on wonder yet the whole point of his novel is to aid people like Eddie (Not to mention, the novel is dedicated to Albom’s Uncle Eddie) who thinks their lives are without importance so that they may come to a realization how they are like gems; precious, loved and
A well-known prestigious author, columnist, writer, screenwriter, playwright, broadcaster and performer, Albom is best known for the awe-inspiring stories and concepts formed through his films, plays and books and The Five People You Meet in Heaven is just one of his many astounding creations. With an abiding story suited and engaging to all alongside warmth, sympathy and intimacy …show more content…
That death doesn't just take someone, it misses someone else, and in the small distance between being taken and being missed lives are changed." It is through visions and judgments like these that leave a reader like me wondering and reflecting. Albom claims his vision of heaven and interpretation of life is based on wonder yet the whole point of his novel is to aid people like Eddie (Not to mention, the novel is dedicated to Albom’s Uncle Eddie) who thinks their lives are without importance so that they may come to a realization how they are like gems; precious, loved and