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Review title: A hackneyed, cliche tale
Product review: Mitch Albom has written a slim volume that has become nothing less than the "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" of the '90s -- a "feel good" book that you forget almost instantly after reading it.Just telling people that they should "love or perish" and that the single-minded pursuit of success is wrong, isn't compelling. It's rather like reading a book full of painfully obvious truths that somehow escaped the writer ... until now.Part of Morrie Schwartz's message is that Mitch Albom needed to live his life according to the ethics he espoused. How does Albom reconcile the fact that he didn't stay out on strike against the Detroit Free Press in 1995, but crossed the picket line to reclaim his six figure job, while others stayed out and lost homes and cars?As the Quakers say, it's the way you live your life, not your fancy words.
