Today is National Grief Awareness Day. If you’re experiencing grief or know someone who’s going through a loss, Goodreads members say these books can bring some solace. Books included here: ‘Grief Is Love’ by Marisa Renee Lee 'Crying in H Mart' by Michelle Zauner 'The Grieving Brain' by Mary-Frances O'Connor 'The Other Side of Sadness' by George A. Bonanno ‘It's OK That You're Not OK’ by Megan Devine 'Grieving While Black' by Breeshia Wade
Read Megan divine's It's Okay That You Are Not Okay, an amazing book where she has advocated the emotional change that a human goes through with their loved ones death and loss. Must read!
I support books on this subject matter. This is a topic we all need support with. Thank you to all the authors who write about grief -- your words mean a lot to us readers!
Will add it to my reading list!
I'll keep this in mind.
Crying In H Mart was such a good story! 😭
Notes on Grief by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is another amazing recommendation, especially for those navigating a sudden loss.
Very helpful 💕
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Grieving is important in order to be happy again and most importantly to know that one is able to feel everything and introspect one's life. Thank you for sharing the list.🌻 I'm definitely going to read one of these.
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11moI believe 'A Matter of Death and Life' by Irvin and Marilyn Yalom is also a must read when you struggle with grief and loss. It is a finely tuned cry that needs to be heard by those who are affected. 🖤