Grief, Loss and Recovery
Remember, you can get all of these books through interlibrary loan. My advice is to always check the books out at a library first, when you are deep in loss you have better things to spend your money on. Later, if a particular book worked for you, then you can buy it.
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When God Doesn't Make Sense
by James Dobson
(Tyndale House Publishing, 1993)
I have to admit, most of what Dobson writes leaves me cold and just doesn't
connect for me. However, this book not only connected for me, it connected
for a number of my friends and family members. I am glad that I had never
read Dobson before reading this book, because I would have passed on it.
Well worth the time to read and to share. Order this
book.
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The Grief Recovery Handbook
by John W. James and Russell Friedman
(Harper Collins, 1998)
This book provides an action plan for moving beyond the grief and loss of
death, divorce , job loss and other tragedies. Order this
book.
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It Must Hurt A Lot
by Dorris E. Sanford
(Multinomah Press 1986)
TA child's book, a good child's book. Good books for children
are rare and thi sis one of the best. Find this
book.
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Talking About Death
by Rabbi Grollman & Sharon Grollman
(1986)
Clear, practical workbook for children. A practical tool and
useful guide to the undiscovered country for children Order this
book.
I Know Just How You Feel
Avoiding the Cliches of Grief
by Erin Linn
(1986)
A bestseller helping both the consoler and the consoled in understanding
what to do and say if a loss occurs. A helpful book. Find this
book.
Other grief related books
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