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the five people you meet in heaven
POSTED 14 - NOVEMBER - 2003 ON NEVARANTA.COM
by my_nick
Eddie is an
old man who have lived and worked at the same place for the last past decades
at an old, but still working amusement park – then one day he dies. Doesn’t
sound like much of an exiting story? Surprise! What if I told you that it
starts with the 50 last minutes before he dies, and that’s just chapter one… I
see now you curious.
Not only is
this book refreshingly original in its story telling technique it also has
several interesting stories to tell and a few points to make about life (wow).
As you read on the book takes you both to past and present time and present
time is both earth and heaven time, several side stories are told from the past
and heaven isn't just as we usually depicts it. This books has a few things to
say and I think one is justified with taking some of the things in it a bit
metaphorical this way it can teach you a thing a to both morally and
philosophically.
I was
amused all the way trough this relative short book and had an inspired feeling
after reading it, it's just one of those books that warms you inside without
being zappy while teasing your brain, but without being pretentious.
This is a
book that I might think is typical being read by a mid age audience tough I
would recommend it heartily to any teens reading this review as well.
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