This is the final discussion thread for Five People You Meet In Heaven. If you have not read the whole book, please do not read this thread as it will contain spoilers.
What do you think of the book? I love it, and I have recommended it to a bunch of people.
What do you think of the ending? I love that the little foreign girl turns out to have brought him up to heaven.
Which of the five people that Eddie met is your favorite? I'll think it over tonight and tell you all in the morning which meeting is my favorite.
Thanks,
Scott
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The Five People You Meet In Heaven - Final Discussion
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The Five People You Meet In Heaven - Final Discussion
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by Scott » 26 Nov 2007, 03:25
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Post Number:#2 by mwo » 29 Nov 2007, 01:30
Although I found the writing to be rather corny and trite - particularly the author's frequent use of simplistic metaphors - I found myself engrossed in the story. It all fit together so well, and never once did it seem contrived. All in all, it was a very quick, light read and, albeit not a personal favourite of mine, I give it a solid recommendation.
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