Self-Help : Have a Little Faith A True Story Thorndike Press Large Print Core Series
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- ISBN13: 9781410420305
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 Amazing book
Definitly another great book by Mitch. I loved the book especially since I'm not reglious myself it was a great book to read about reglious though.
Inspiring
A beautiful story, beautifully written as only Mitch Albom can write. It was a wonderful experience learning about 2 truly remarkable religious leaders.
Great read, great message
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Definitely something to think about. Thanks Mitch for another insightful book.
 Have a Little Faith
Fortunately, this is the first BAD experience I've had purchasing books through Amazon - I NEVER RECEIVED THE PRODUCT I PURCHASED. The seller indicated that they had mis-addressed my package originally and that it had been returned to them. They did not attempt to re-send it at that time. When I notified them that I had not received it, they asked me if I still wanted it or if I wanted a credit back to my charge account. I still wanted the book and told them so and therefore expected to receive it mid June. I have notified them 2 different times since that I have not received it and, sadly, have had no response from them. I will continue to order books from Amazon but will be sure not to order from this seller again. There are a lot of reliable sellers out there so I will just hope that I don't draw a "loser" again in the future.
Very interesting book
I think that Mitch Albom can sometimes be a little cliche in his approach to faith... I'm not sure if it's an attempt at mass appeal or if there's a lack of depth in general, but I'm also not sure it matters. He does make faith accessible and that's really what matters.
Overall this was a pair of great stories of deeply religious men and Mitch's journey towards reconciling the similarities rather than accepting the superficial differences.
It's a great start towards understanding our tendencies to focus on the messenger rather than the message, to focus on the appearance rather than the substance, not just of our own faith but of others' faiths.
It's well written and an easy fluid read, total read time of a few hours.
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