The Five People You Meet In Heaven

So in high school I had to read Tuesday's With Maurie by Mitch Albom. It turned out to be an incredibly enlightening and fulfilling, uplifting read. For quite sometime I have been wanting to read it again, but have no idea what happened to my copy. Today I started reading Albom's next book, The Five People You Meet In Heaven. It's very interesting and quite a new way to look at the afterlife. It's wrapped in an intriguiging, well written, and heartfelt narrative, and I am surprised it's not a movie yet (Tuesdays was a rather successful film). But man, it's really depressing at parts. Very emotionally intense at parts.

Anyone read it yet? I'll probably finish it by tomorrow night, just wondering if anyone else has any thoughts on it.

It is a movie.

I read both those books in my senior year. They were really good. I like Heaven more than Teusdays.

Weasel Slayer wrote:

It is a movie.

I read both those books in my senior year. They were really good. I like Heaven more than Teusdays.

it is a movie huh? Interesting. I guess it's been out a bit longer than I thought.

Yup. Seen it three times. It premiered on TV a few years ago.

crazy. is it good?

Vlaz wrote:

crazy. is it good?

It sure is. Jon Voight plays old Eddie. It's fun to watch.

Weasel Slayer wrote:

Vlaz wrote:

crazy. is it good?

It sure is. Jon Voight plays old Eddie. It's fun to watch.

WHAT! How did this escape my radar! Damnit

Netflix dat shit, mah ninja!