
It's OK That You're Not OK
by Megan Devine
This wonderful book is written from a first-person perspective and explores what it might be like to lose a loved one. It also provides scientifically...
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by Megan Devine
This wonderful book is written from a first-person perspective and explores what it might be like to lose a loved one. It also provides scientifically...

by Nina Riggs
A moving memoir about living with terminal cancer. It gently explores grief, identity, relationships, and the experience of living with uncertainty.

by Teva Harrison
This memoir tells the story of a young woman living with metastatic breast cancer, using drawings and short reflections to explore fear, love, and unc...

by Max Porter
A poetic and unconventional exploration of grief through metaphor. It allows readers to engage with grief in a non-linear and symbolic way, which can ...

by Francis Weller
This book approaches grief through a spiritual and meaning-making perspective, integrating ritual, community, and personal transformation. It helps re...

by Alba Payàs Puigarnau
It's a practical and inspiring guide written in simple language and suitable for people in mourning. With a respectful and sensitive attitude, Alba Pa...

by Dana L. Wood
Mama, I'm Not Gone is a deeply emotional and spiritually uplifting memoir about a mother’s journey through grief after losing her child to cancer. Dan...

by Anna Baccelliere
An Italian booklet created to help children understand and process cancer within the family context. Using accessible language and a reassuring tone, ...

by A. J. Betts
Shows peer connection between two teens with cancer. Supports identification and reduces isolation.

by Teresa Lobato de Faria
It explores the enduring nature of love despite physical absence. It helps children and adults to understand that the relationship continues in a tran...

by Eben Alexander
It explores near-death experiences and spirituality. Can be useful for people facing life-threatening situations who are seeking meaning, hope and rec...

by Meghan O'Rourke
A memoir that explores grief through the author’s personal experience of losing her mother to cancer, reflecting on love, memory, and how people cope ...