For Another Day by Mitch Albom

   For Another Day is one of Albom's latest novels, in which Albom writes in detail about the story of one man and his internal struggle with morality, self-worth, and responsibility. Chick Bennetto, the main character of the novel, has reached an all time low and after his estranged daughter gets married without consulting him, he resorts to a permenant alcholic state and attempted suicide as his escape. After a tragic car crash Chick returns home to find his deceased mother is once again walking among the living. Chick finally gets a chance to spend one more day with his mother and discover what his purpose in life is.
  Personally I don't find this to be one of Albom's bettter books. Although there is a well-developed storyline it is difficult to pick out one continous underlying theme or a climax to the story. However the books layout is easy to understand as Albom writes back and forth between present time and past memories. The ending reveals all and leaves nothing to ask questions about later, which to many readers may seem like a good ending. On the other hand there is little left to wonder about or question. Overall For Another Day is an easy and enjoyable read about the unbreakable love between mother and child.
  Albom's writing is very detailed which allows the reader to fully immerse themselves and become a part of the story. It allows Albom's novels to have a light enjoyable feel while still discussing somewhat solemn topics, such as death, divorce, and regret.

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