The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom

It may start with a simple spark in the darkest place. When the world's walls seem to put pressure on your life, you are trapped under overwhelming societal demands and desires; when you feel broken inside, your identity is almost discernable It does not attach. When this painful feeling seems to be unbearable, it suddenly lightens your world and in some cases may change your life forever. I was watching it for a while at midnight and suddenly I could not place it until the sunrise light penetrated my blind.

Have you ever thought about what your destination is like or what you will see there? Well, the book "Five people meeting in heaven" published by Mitch Arbom describes how the figure of people will survive after his death. In addition, the author shows five important themes to the reader: each action affects others, sacrifices life to save others, forgive others, let go of your anger, love is very It is strong.

Among the five people you met in heaven, Mitch Al-Bohum will give us an amazing creative story that will change everything you ever thought in the afterlife - and on us I gave the meaning of life of. This is an eternal story appealing to everyone, this is a beautiful novelist's reader, and cherishes those who like Trees and forests

The five people you met in heaven is Mitch Albom's novel. It follows the life and death of a maintenance worker named Eddie. Eddie was killed and sent to heaven, where he met five people who had a significant influence on him while he was alive. It was published by Hyperion in 2003 and has been on the New York Times best seller list for 95 weeks. The story begins with an elderly gentleman called Eddie who is in charge of maintenance of an amusement park called Ruby Terminal (also known as Salt Pier). Eddie is the well-known face of the terminal. Sometimes called "Eddie Maintenance" because it patches his overalls. Although he was seriously injured as a soldier during World War II, Eddie was able to finish his work (he was never satisfied with his dog life and he inherited his work from his father).