208 pages, Hardcover
First published September 26,2006
Charleys Mothermore...
Charleys Daughtermore...
Charleys Wifemore...
Charleys Fathermore...
It was our graduation practice yesterday, and since we had absolutely nothing to do, I made up my mind to borrow a book from my classmate. The moment he handed the book to me, I promptly started reading it.
From this book, I came to realize just how a mother's love can be the most pure form of love that exists. I understood that no matter how often you might feel that you are misunderstood by your mom, she is the one person who, out of all people, can truly understand you regardless of what occurs.
I also learned about the sacrifices that mothers make solely for our happiness. Even though at times, what they believe will make us happy actually has the opposite effect, it is still the thought that matters.
I am far from being a perfect daughter. In fact, I might very well be one of the worst daughters you could ever encounter in your life. That's precisely why this book truly touched me.
And the one thing I told myself after reading this book is that I will never be ashamed of my mother. No matter how old we grow. I will not ask her to leave, nor will I push her away when she attempts to kiss me in front of my friends.
I completed this book on the very same day, and I seriously wept my heart out when I was done with it. I don't know how, but Mitch Albom has this certain magic in the way he writes.
I truly hope that you can read it too.
The memory of the book "There Are Five People Waiting for You in Heaven" is intense, with the difference that its focus is on love for the family and missed opportunities. The selflessness and love of a mother in the face of the brevity and eternal absence of her child... Check's life is full of regrets for moments that he didn't value, and this is one more day of opportunity to make up for the mother's support.
This story delves deep into the complex emotions within a family. The mother's love is unconditional and sacrifices are made without hesitation. The child, on the other hand, realizes too late the importance of those precious moments. It serves as a reminder to all of us to cherish our families and not take their love and support for granted.
We should strive to make the most of every opportunity to show our love and appreciation. Just like Check, we may have moments of regret, but it's never too late to start making amends. Let's learn from this story and make our relationships with our families stronger and more meaningful.