FIVE PEOPLE YOU MEET IN HEAVEN (A FORMAT)

The Five People You Meet in HeavenFairness doesn't govern life and death, if it did, no good person would have died young.For every individual who thinks of him as waste, lonely and insignificant should read this book. There is no life insignificant, not even the miniscule of the species. All life intersects and leaves an impact on others. Death doesn’t just take someone it misses someone else and in the small distance between being taken and being missed lives are changed. Threw out life, have there been any situation where you have no idea why a certain result occurred? Do you think there are any events from your past that didn’t have a big impact on your life, that potentially had a big impact on other person’s life? We normally tend to see and live life in our own perspective yet our decision directly or indirectly shapes the future of a few individuals. This book has the crux of life and teaches the idea of death, life and life’s unanswered questions. Mitch Albom writes a fantastic story that will change everything you have ever thought about life, death and the meaning of life when we were alive.Plot: Eddie is a wounded war veteran, an old man who lives an average life in solitude. His job is fixing rides in an amusement park. On his 83rd birthday a tragic incident takes place when he is killed trying to save a little girl from a falling cart. He awakes in the afterlife and has to meet five different people explaining his life. With these five different people we dig deep into Eddie’s life from childhood to his end and learn the significance of each person and their impact on his life. These vivid individuals teach Eddie 5 important life lessons and how it shaped Eddie’s life. This is a classic Mitch Albom story, when Important life lessons are taught in an unconventional yet entertaining manner. The Five People You Meet in Heaven is a beautiful story and its effect on me is heartbreaking and heartwarming in equal measures.

This review is all about the product not of content, product was little damaged at the edge. Pages are thick font is alright and book was little small. My only worry is product was little damaged otherwise it's a nice book.

Everyone should read this book once in their life. One of the best books I have read.

This a very good experience reading this book , Nostalgic

An old book was received. Its pages had started to turn yellowish.

I read this book the second time after nearly 3 years and again I would say that it is an awesome book. The book is about Eddie who works on a low profile job of maintenance of fun park and dies in an accident on the job. He feel his life and job as insignificant and meaningless (as do most of use). Then he gets to meet 5 people in heaven who were five of innumerable people whose lives get changed due to Eddie.I have read most of Albom's books but this one is at par (or at places even better) than Tuesdays with Morrie. I read the book again in 4 sittings (and it was very difficult to put it down for the next reading). It does not at all seems a work of fiction. Instead, the reader totally merges with the character Eddie and actually can feel the emotions and feelings of Eddie.Mitch album's books theme (which includes this book as well) is concentrated on or around death. Without understanding death, we cannot fully understand life and in turn cannot fully live it. This story is gripping and is for those (which means almost anybody) who feel that their life (including) jobs are meaningless and so their existence or non-existence does not make any difference to anyone. However no matter how insignificant a person's life or job may be there are definitely those to whom it does make a difference.I would say it is a marvelous piece of work by Albom. Must read for any book lover.

Overall, I found "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" to be a moving and thought-provoking novel that explores some of life's deepest questions. Albom's exploration of interconnectedness, forgiveness, and the afterlife is both profound and beautifully written, and his characters are complex and deeply human. This is a book that I would highly recommend to anyone who is looking for a powerful and uplifting read that will stay with them long after they have turned the final page.

Mitch Albom is one of my favorite authors.I find his books simply extraordinary. This book is about a 83year old lonely Man,Eddie.He dies on his 83rd birthday trying to save a little girl.This book follows a storyline between his past life & afterlife in heaven,where he meets 5 people,each person teaching a valuable lesson to Eddie.At the end of every chapter,i found myself emotional,that's the power of Mitch Albom's writing isn't it? also there are too many beautiful quotes in this book.This book has my whole heart 💟If you're looking for a feel good book,then this one is for you.I loved it!!!!