ISBN 9781401309572
Rs. 480
Hyperion
For One More Day
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy emotional family dramas with a touch of the supernatural.
For One More Day by Mitch Albom explores the profound question: What if you could spend just one more day with a lost loved one? This is the reality facing Charley "Chick" Benetto, a man whose life has unraveled due to regret and alcoholism. After reaching rock bottom and contemplating suicide, Charley returns to his childhood home only to find his mother, who died eight years prior, alive and waiting for him. What follows is a single, transformative day where secrets are revealed, forgiveness is sought, and a son gets a chance to understand the sacrifices his mother made.Why You Should Read? Explores powerful themes of regret, forgiveness, and the enduring bond between parent and child. Features Mitch Albom's signature blend of poignant storytelling and magical realism. Offers a compelling narrative of redemption and the search for second chances. Prompts reflection on family relationships and the impact of unspoken truths.
Highlights
- Explores the question: What if you could spend one more day with a lost loved one?
- Follows Charley 'Chick' Benetto, a man undone by regret and alcoholism, who meets his mother eight years after her death.
- A single transformative day reveals secrets and seeks forgiveness.
- Mitch Albom's blend of poignant storytelling and magical realism.
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What is the book about?
It's about a man named Charley Benetto who, after hitting rock bottom, gets to spend one more day with his mother who died eight years earlier.
Who is the author?
Mitch Albom.
What genre is it?
It's fiction, often described as a blend of poignant storytelling and magical realism.
How long is the book?
208 pages.
When was it published?
2008 by Hyperion.