The book tells us about the last 'lesson' between a teacher, Morrie Schwartz who is suffering from a deadly disease called 'ALS' and his student, Mitch Albom. The lessons about life, a true story.

I recommend this book to 13+ people. There are some discussions in it that might not be easy to understand for younger readers.

The message of the whole story and how brave Morrie was in facing and accepting his death.

The part where the disease, ALS was being discussed. Talks about illnesses just makes me feel uneasy.

Like I need to focus on the more important things in life...

My favorite: "Dying isn't synonymous with Useless." (I don't think this is the exact line Morrie said but something close...)

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