5 Best Grief Books
We review the five best books on grief.
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“Grief – It’s NOT Supposed To Be OK!”
By Ron Skinner & Jeff Kirk
About the book
“Grief – It’s NOT Supposed To Be OK!” is a look at grief from a different angle. Grief is not something you get over. The Stages of grief are a fallacy. It addresses questions that many people have during grief.
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“Grief – It’s NOT Supposed To Be OK!”
By Ron Skinner & Jeff Kirk
About the book
“Grief – It’s NOT Supposed To Be OK!” is a look at grief from a different angle. Grief is not something you get over. The Stages of grief are a fallacy. It addresses questions that many people have during grief.
PROS
- All the formats and has a workbook/journal available
- Audio, paperback, ebook, hardcover, large print
- Not a bunch of platitudes
- Covers many areas of grief
- Covers many types of grief
- Helps the reader identify and understand their grief
- They actually recommend therapy or talking to someone (many books don’t)
- Not preachy or a rant
CONS
- Did not cover losing a pet (noted that loss is personal to everyone)
- Not a story, although there were anecdotes.
- Audiobook is 4 hours
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“Book 2”
By Author
About the book
“Grief – It’s NOT Supposed To Be OK!” is a look at grief from a different angle. Grief is not something you get over. The Stages of grief are a fallacy. It addresses questions that many people have during grief.
What Our Clients Say
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“Grief – It’s NOT Supposed To Be OK!”
By Ron Skinner & Jeff Kirk
About the book
“Grief – It’s NOT Supposed To Be OK!” is a look at grief from a different angle. Grief is not something you get over. The Stages of grief are a fallacy. It addresses questions that many people have during grief.
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