The First Phone Call From Heaven Analysis

“We have flown the air like birds and swum the sea like fishes, but have yet to learn the simple act of walking the earth like brothers.” This is a famous line from Martin Luther King Jr. that reflects the significance of having a harmonious relationship particularly to others whom someone does not know. It is an obligation of a person to have realistic dreams and goals in life that must destroy walls of differences in race, religion, beliefs, and faith. “The First Phone Call from Heaven” by Mitch Albom is absolutely a novel that talks about the important aspects of forging links with the world. Based on the characters’ own experiences that are directly towards others in the global community where they belong, unity, peace, brotherhood, friendship, as well as development and national pride could be seen. In the novel, Katherine Yellin really does not know who is Amy Pen. In fact, she does not know where Amy came from. …show more content…
Unity and brotherhood must be the guide towards forging links with the world. Because life is full of uncertainties, the steady affection of a friend is great support in one's life. A friend reduces one's misery and suffering by his sympathy. Being a compelling story of love, forgiveness and communication, “The First Phone Call from Heaven” is a very suitable story for people who want to apprehend the significance of communicating with others. It is an exciting, timeless read about how and why one should develop good relationship and transcend walls of differences. Thus, it is a reminder that whatever decision one will take, even if he is going to make the easiest choice, he must consider the feelings of others and always think of the proper way to communicate. As what Robert Baden-Powell said, “The uniform makes for brotherhood, since when universally adopted it covers up all differences of class and