Discuss how Albom draws us into the story with this opening line. You want to know why I tried to kill myself” (Prologue, 1). The first thing Charley says to Maria is: “Let me guess. The Narrator in the Prologue and Epilogue is Maria Benetto Lang the Reader does not know that she is Charley’s daughter until the last few pages of the Epilogue. Who is the Narrator? (There are two Narrators, one who supplies the voice in the Prologue and Epilogue, and the main Narrator, who tells the story. “Never give up,” is the message that Posey gives her son Charley as she returns him to the world of the living.

By spending “one more day” with his mother, Charley learns that even a life replete with errors is worth living. In “For One More Day,” the love between a mother and her child is shown to be strong enough to save that child, now a grown man, from the clutches of death. Bakalian, a writer who holds a doctorate in English and American Literature from New York University.įor One More Day, written by Mitch Albom, is a story about a former baseball player named Charley “Chick” Benetto who receives the gift – or is it a hallucination? – of spending “one more day” with his mother Posey, who has been deceased for several years. Answers are provided for the Language Arts and Reading Comprehension, Themes, and Technique subject headings. The Guide is divided into subject headings, and includes discussion questions and vocabulary words.

This Educator’s Guide is written to aid 10th through 12 th grade teachers teach Mitch Albom’s best-selling book For One More Day.

For one more day by mitch albom