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This book was given to me years ago as a gift from a fellow LibraryThing member. It‘s not until now that I started reading this memoir, but reading about Reb Albert Lewis is turning into a comfort read for me during these turbulent times.

#MitchAlbom books always touch my heart! This one also has a strong “Tuesdays with Morrie” vibe. It‘s about two men of the cloth whose unique life journeys help Mitch revive his faltering faith, and get us readers to reflect on our own lives and priorities. Thrilled to hear Mitch is releasing a new novel with a Holocaust theme in November, which he says is the most important story he‘s ever written.
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I was going to read outside but on second thought…maybe not. 🐍
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Based on true story... story of friendship, religion and everything in between

I picked it because it was good, moving even with good insight. Out of all of his books I‘ve read, it‘s not my favorite though. Perfect read for the gratitude vibe of Thanksgiving.

Next Mitch Albom book finished!! Turned out to be really good book! Looking for a nice book to give you some perspective in life .. this author is the way to go! Many blessings! Oh and found a lovely note left in the book .. such a treasure to find words of love.

There aren‘t that many books that I can say made me feel immensely richer for having read them. Have A Little Faith was one of them. What a tender, heart uplifting little book.

“He sleeps at a storm”
A wonderful message worth sharing.

#QuotsySept20 Day 7: #Squash

Day 26 - #Faith #SoulSeptember #HaveaLittleFaith #MitchAlbom

Story of a faith journey that could become a classic. Those who were born into faith, have lost faith, or are still searching will all be engaged and challenged by this powerful story of "finding faith" in relationships with others and with something greater than ourselves. Never satisfied with easy answers or soft platitudes, Mitch explores some of life's greatest mysteries.

It isn't a quote. It's a poem. But it touched a part so deep, I can just feel the sorrow.

My idea of a perfect holiday. Book and coffee. #loveit

"Mom, you're not listening with your eyes."
How many of us have done that?

Absolutely loved!!! The first full audiobook I‘ve ever listened to, made richer as it was Mitch who read it. Already feeling like I‘m gonna buy it so I can read it again and highlight all the passages that moved my heart.

The real men the story is based on.

Last line: I am in love with hope.

And it hit me, finally, that this was the whole point of my time with Reb and Henry: not the conclusion, but the search, the study, the journey to belief.

...with a grin that could lure the cookies out of the jar.

....we all want the same things: comfort, love, and a peaceful heart.

...by reminding him that we are all frail parts of something powerful.

But you can touch everything and be connected to nothing.

I looked at him...and wondered if one man's life ever truly makes sense to another.

This is how a legacy is built. One memory at a time.

First line: In the beginning, there was a question.

Inspired by.

Of course anothet great Albom book. I felt it wasnt as good as his others, but it still had some beautiful lessons inside. Def recommend this quick read.

Book 12 of 2019

"Someone out there always have it worse than you do."

An eye-opener story inspired by true events. ?
#HaveALittleFaith

Eye opener

How do you write a fitting eulogy for someone who may still be alive for several years, but he requests it now? Mitch asks the Rabbi what do people fear most about death? "For one thing, what happens next? Where do we go?" And the other thing? The Rabbi whispers, "Being forgotten."

Typical of Mitch‘s work, still find it lovely as always.

Very true. Happy Halloween! 👻

the book collection of mitch albom 😊 imma happy bookworm 🐛📚

Went with #nonfiction for the #truth prompt. These are all the #memoir books on my shelf. #Maybookflowers

Albom is asked by his rabbi to prepare the rabbi's eulogy, which ultimately allowed for an 8 year interview into faith, leadership, and love. Alongside this is Albom's involvement with a Detroit pastor who preaches to the homeless in a church with a hole in the roof. The pastor's faith and determination to continue offering solace despite so much adversity was very touching. A quick and lovely read.

My travel companion today! What a lovely little read with deep meaning #BookSwap #SharingIsCaring #LittleFaith #InGodWeTrust

The story of humanity. Beautiful!

The Reb once did a sermon on how the same things in life can be good or evil, depending on what, with free will, we do with them. Speech can bless or curse. Money can save or destroy. Science can heal or kill. Even nature can work for you or against you: fire can warm or burn, water can sustain life or flood away.

It starts with a question and ends with a lesson.
Like any other Mitch Albom book, this one too stands out in its own way. Giving a profound message, it is a simple story of truth and acceptance.
It is journey that takes you along with it and teaches you too. Strongly recommended for all those who perhaps need a little faith, who perhaps need to restore their faith in goodness.