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|image = [[File:The Five People You Meet in Heaven.png]] | |image = [[File:The Five People You Meet in Heaven.png]] | ||
| − | |author = {{ | + | |author = {{W|Mitch Albom}} |
|genre = Religion / philosophy | |genre = Religion / philosophy | ||
| − | |appearance = | + | |appearance = ''[[The Town That Time Forgot]]'' |
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| − | '''''The Five People You Meet in Heaven''''' is a religious / philosophical novel by {{ | + | '''''The Five People You Meet in Heaven''''' is a religious / philosophical novel by {{W|Mitch Albom}}. |
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When [[Springfield]] abolished daylight savings time, the law that took its place allowed anyone to set their clocks however they wanted. The Sunday after the law went into effect, the [[Flanders family]] took advantage of the new law to make [[Rev. Lovejoy]] continue preaching even after he had already given his sermon. When Lovejoy ran out of Bible stories, he read from ''[[The Da Vinci Code]]'' and ''The Five People You Meet in Heaven''. When the Flanderses insisted on more, Lovejoy began reading from ''[[Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.]]'' | When [[Springfield]] abolished daylight savings time, the law that took its place allowed anyone to set their clocks however they wanted. The Sunday after the law went into effect, the [[Flanders family]] took advantage of the new law to make [[Rev. Lovejoy]] continue preaching even after he had already given his sermon. When Lovejoy ran out of Bible stories, he read from ''[[The Da Vinci Code]]'' and ''The Five People You Meet in Heaven''. When the Flanderses insisted on more, Lovejoy began reading from ''[[Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.]]'' | ||
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== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
| − | *''{{ | + | *''{{W|The Five People You Meet in Heaven}}'' is a real book. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
*{{bon|The Town That Time Forgot}} | *{{bon|The Town That Time Forgot}} | ||
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The Five People You Meet in Heaven
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The Five People You Meet in Heaven is a religious / philosophical novel by Mitch Albom.
History[edit]
When Springfield abolished daylight savings time, the law that took its place allowed anyone to set their clocks however they wanted. The Sunday after the law went into effect, the Flanders family took advantage of the new law to make Rev. Lovejoy continue preaching even after he had already given his sermon. When Lovejoy ran out of Bible stories, he read from The Da Vinci Code and The Five People You Meet in Heaven. When the Flanderses insisted on more, Lovejoy began reading from Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
- The Five People You Meet in Heaven is a real book.
Appearances[edit]
