I love this book. I've been telling all my friends, 'You have to read this.'Mitch Albom was given a wonderful gift from his teacher Morrie Schwartz and now we have the great pleasure of auditing the same class.As coach, humanist, and 'religious mutt," Morrie gives his former student a crash course on living: clear and ruthless hindsight on what matters most when your days are numbered. And Albom is perfect as the prodigal son: the successful sports journalist who wonders if the idealism of his favorite professor has kept pace with the real world. This is a true story that shines and leaves you forever warmed by its afterglow.

Acknowledgments

THE CURRICULUM

THE SYLLABUS

THE STUDENT

THE AUDIOVISUAL

THE ORIENTATION

THE CLASSROOM

TAKING ATTENDANCE

THE FIRST TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT THE WORLD

THE SECOND TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT FEELING SORRY FOR

YOURSELF

THE THIRD TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT REGRETS

THE AUDIOVISUAL, PART TWO

THE PROFESSOR

THE FOURTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT DEATH

THE FIFTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT FAMILY

THE SIXTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT EMOTIONS

THE PROFESSOR, PAKT TWO

THE SEVENTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT THE FEAR OF AGING

THE EIGHTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT MONEY

THE NINTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT HOW LOVE GOES ON

THE TENTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT MARRIAGE

THE ELEVENTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT OUR CULTURE

THE AUDIOVISUAL, PART THREE

THE TWELFTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT FORGIVENESS

THE THIRTEENTH TUESDAY

WE TALK ABOUT THE PERFECT DAY

THE FOUR.TEENTH TUESDAY

WE SAY GOOD-BYE

GRADUATION

CONCLUSION