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Name: The Five People You Meet In Heaven
Rating: 4.7 (115 reviews)
Author: Mitch Albom
ISBN: 9780786868711

The Five People You Meet In Heaven

by Mitch Albom

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First Published:
Sep 1, 2003, 198 pages

Paperback:
Mar 2006, 208 pages

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marlo

One of the most heart-warming books ever written! Love the plot and the "Filipino" part of the story! Albom rocks!

justin

This book realy got u thinking about what is to come in the after life

wendy

one of the most heartwarming books i have read.

Tom

I got a real kick out of this book. I think it is one of the best books I have read. It has an interesting plot and a very COOL outlook on heaven.

Mitch A

Yes this book is wonderful!

Brittany

I absolutely loved this book! It really makes you think about life and makes you wonder and hope that when you make it to Heaven that this is what you could look forward to.

Rituparna Choudhury

read this book carefully and you will be able to see a treasure beyond the story and the plot. after reading this book, i found it easier to move past some personal bitter experiences. totally worth investing in. moreover, the story is very fast paced, and can be finished in 1-2 sittings.

Phil

This book is amazing it keeps you on the edge wanting to keep reading to see what happens next. It makes you wonder who the five people are in your life, that you have touched in some way that you may meet in heaven. (I'm 17 and it's made me feel a way i've never felt before). I reccomend this book to ages 14 and up.

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