"A Man Named Ovie Decides to Die" is worth reading

Today, after reading "A Man Named Ovie Decided to Die", I was quite touched. Just by looking at the title, you will think that this is a story full of sadness and heaviness, but in fact it is a warm and upward story full of positive energy.

The book tells the story of a 59-year-old man named Ovi, who is straight and old-fashioned. Six months after his wife's death, he was dismissed from his job, deeply depressed, and suddenly lost the passion to live. He planned suicide many times, but always failed.

The book is the word-of-mouth masterpiece of Frederick Buckman, the god of Norse fiction and the king of Swedish heart-warming novels, and has sold nearly 10 million copies worldwide. At the same time, the book was adapted into a film of the same name and received an Oscar nomination. Oscar-winning film emperor and "Forrest Gump" starring Tom Hanks, after reading this book, was deeply moved by the protagonist of the book, Ovie, bought the rights to the American version of the film, and personally starred.

The author of the book, Frederick Buckman, born in Helsingborg, Sweden in 1981, started by writing blogs and columns, and later became a hit by publishing the process of arguing with his father at IKEA, and then inspired to write this best-selling book , "A Man Named Ovie Decides to Die"

Therefore, the story of this book has no ups and downs, nor is there a transitional rendering of flowery words, but just a calm narrative of the ordinary life of an ordinary person. But it brings people a sincere and warm feeling, and at the same time, it also makes people feel a vigorous life force.

Friend, if you do not feel the meaning of life, please open this book, and the author Buckman will lead you to find the true meaning of life. If you don't know what good neighborliness and harmony are, please look for answers in this book.

Really, this book is worth reading.