This was my first Mitch Albom book. It might be my last though. I knew what I was getting into. Everyone knows Morrie dies at the end. I'm not one for sad stories. To make matters worse is it was a true story. It does have a few good lessons in it. I'm not saying it was a bad book. It was very good. I like how Morrie was portrayed and how you saw how he was even though his body was decaying right before your eyes. Morrie had a great spirit to the end. Maybe I just don't like the kind of "self-help" books. Would this even be in the self-help section? I can see how it could help people take their lives into consideration and change it. This reminded me of the book "The Last Lecture" except Morrie didn't write this. I wonder how it would have been different if Morrie wrote a book about his Tuesdays with Mitch. Wow, I'm a scatterbrain today. 4 stars
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