The classic guide for dealing with grief and loss
For those who have suffered the loss of a loved one, here are thoughtful words to strengthen, inspire and comfort.

Healing After Loss: Daily Meditations For Working Through Grief

Self-Help

Martha Whitmore Hickman

Death & Grief

William Morrow Paperbacks

This beautiful retelling of the traditional Nativity story captures all the drama and joy, beginning with the angel's amazing announcement to Mary.

Baby Born in Bethlehem

Albert Whitman & Company

A second grader moves to a new town to be near his father who is in prison.

When Can Daddy Come Home?

ABINGDON PRESS *

Based on Healing After Loss, the wise and timeless bereavement companion that has helped thousands cope with grief since 1994, this guided journal includes insightful page-a-day affirmations, guidance, and thoughtful prompts for writing through loss. 
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<li>Daily meditations follow the course of a year, but the journal can be started in any month, on any day.</li>
<li>372 lined pages</li>
<li>Elastic band helps you keep your place or keeps journal closed.</li>
<li>Measures 4-1/4'' wide x 7-1/4'' high</li>
</ul>Author Martha Whitmore Hickman wrote the original Healing After Loss after the death of her daughter, hoping to ''help those who grieve move with resoluteness and courage and with trust in a gathering light on the long road to recovery and reclamation of life.''

Healing After Loss: A Daily Journal for Working Through Grief

Parenting & Relationships

Peter Pauper Press

Such Good People

The Randalls are "the nice family down the street" close-knit, resilient, facing day-to-day conflicts and gradual change, with the shared love and deep understanding that has seen them through the years.Laura Randall and her professor husband, Trace, are proud of their accomplishments, even as they try to balance their own identities with increasingly independent children and while caring for their aging parents. Their college-age sons, Bart and Philip, see the family as a reassuring touchstone as they begin building their adult lives. And for independent, vivacious, sixteen-year-old Annie, the Randalls' only daughter, the family is both a much-loved support, and an obstacle, as she struggles to discover her own awakening dreams and needs.Then Annie dies in an unforeseeable accident--and their family's world is turned upside down.

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Histria Fiction