Best-selling American author of books like 'Tuesdays with Morrie' and 'The Five People You Meet in Heaven', Mitch Albom is writing a real-time story inspired by the Covid-19 pandemic to raise money for the relief fund. For the short story called Human Touch, the author publishes a chapter on his website every week that can be accessed for free. A character in the book named Moses is inspired by an eight-year-old boy, Knox, who is staying with the author and his wife currently. Knox lives in an orphanage in Haiti that Mitch runs. Mitch is also in the process of recording an audio book of Human Touch and the Moses part will be read by Knox.
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