For For readers who learn best from stories; not a connected biography.
Should I read this?
For the general reader
3 of 5worth your time
For the researcher
2 of 5useful
Difficulty
0 of 5easy
The stories she told about the poor, the dying and the people who helped her.
How it proceeds
Philosophic0 of 5
Scriptural1 of 5
Experiential4 of 5
Sociological3 of 5
Historical2 of 5
Independent intensities, 0–5 — what the work is made of, not how good it is.
Stories Mother Teresa told about the people she met and served, compiled and edited by Edward Le Joly and Jaya Chaliha and published by Viking in 1998 (197 pages); Continuum issued it in 2000. Library records describe it as an account of her life woven around the events and incidents that touched her. A shorter book, Stories Told by Mother Teresa, appeared from Element in 2000.
