We all have standards for the books we read. Some of us love psychological fiction and horror, some of us focus on anything fiction, and some of us– oddly enough– need to know the book’s whole plot before reading.
Some of these outlandish standards I can understand– but there is one I have no idea how it came about or why it’s even a standard at all.
Title: The Five People You Meet In Heaven
Author: Mitch Albom
Publisher: Hachette Books
Publish Date: 2007
Rating: 5/5
Summary: Eddie is a 83-year-old war veteran making his living as a maintenance worker in an old carnival ground called Ruby Pier. He dies in an accident trying to save a little girl from an uncontrollably falling ride, and finds himself in heaven, where five people from his life are waiting to talk to him and impart to him truths that changes the way he sees the world.
