
The Grief Library helps readers find books that will carry them and create space for connection. Each month starts with a book review and reflection. Look for those on the first Fridays. You can read along and join the discussion in each post’s comments. Mid-month, I’ll share another meditation, whether through an essay, a list or a resource I’ve encountered. Subscribe if you’d like to receive these posts in your email.
Latest reflections
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A singular grief can still resonate across circumstance
C.S. Lewis is generally considered a giant of the Christian faith. “The Chronicles of Narnia” are beloved by children and adults alike for their allegory and adventure. (I find the allegory too on nose, but that’s one woman’s hot take.) “Mere Christianity” is iconic, one of those books I found on everyone’s shelves, including my…
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New and upcoming books related to grief
The Grief Library is a physical place—a cabinet and a bookcase in my guest bedroom—and they’re full to overflowing. Even so, I continue to add books faster than I can read them. Here are a few new additions to my list. I look forward to sharing reviews with you soon. What’s on your radar right…
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Books can provide connection following tremendous loss
Sorrow is one of the hardest parts of being human. But the empathy offered by others is one of the best.
