Recommended Reading
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Then & Now: Changed Perspectives of a Young Widow
by Michelle D. Jarvie
Stemming from the sudden death of her 29-year-old husband at the hands of a negligent driver, Jarvie tackles the question: “How will life ever be okay again?” Each chapter compares the turmoil of the first years with the coping mechanisms and perspectives learned by the sixth year. It is a book about turning points, which grief experts agree is “raw, hopeful, and inspiring.” Paperback and ebook available at Amazon.com. Connect with the author at http://michellejarvie.com. |
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STRAIGHT TALK ABOUT DEATH FOR TEENAGERS by Earl GrollmanFor teenagers who have a friend or relative who has died. |
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LIVING WHEN A LOVED ONE DIED by Earl GrollmanThis book walks you through the many stages of grief. |
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INJURY – LEARNING TO LIVE AGAIN by Dorothy Mercer, Ph.D.Covers the shock of injuries, changes to career and lifestyle, fears and anxieties, the will verses the capabilities of the body. Written by a survivor of a drunk driving crash. |
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WHEN THERE ARE NO WORDS by Charlie WaltonA book to help those who want to console a friend or loved one and no words seem appropriate. |
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GOOD-BYE MY CHILD by Sara Rich Wheeler and Margaret M. PikeA gentle guide for parents whose child has died. |
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WHEN GOOD-BYE IS FOREVER LEARNING TO LIVE AGAIN AFTER THE LOSS OF A CHILDby John BramblettA bereaved father’s inspiring guide to overcome tragedy. |
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I CAN’T STOP CRYING It’s so hard when someone you love dies by Rev. John MartinThe author look at grieving as a painful but necessary process and suggests steps for re-building your life without your loved one. |
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CRY UNTIL YOU LAUGH A practical approach to grief and death. by Richard ObershawIt is a practical look at grief and it presents a down to earth, practical approach to dealing with grief. |
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COMPANION THROUGH THE DARKNESS by Stephanie Ericsson A book on dealing with grief written by a woman whose husband was killed in a traffic crash. |
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TEENAGERS FACE TO FACE WITH BEREAVEMENT
by Karen Gravelle & Charles Haskins
Seventeen young adults discuss the deaths of
parents, siblings, and friends. |
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A CHILD’S VIEW OF GRIEF by Alan Wolfelt, Ph.D. Easy to read book explains how children and adolescents grieve after someone loved dies. |
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EVAN’S EARTHLY ADVENTURE by Mark Holofcener This is a father’s journal written when his life was forever changed by the death of his beloved 13 year old son. It’s a story about hope passion and dedication. |
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NO TIME FOR GOOD-BYES by Janice Harris Lord Coping with Sorrow, Anger and Injustice After a Tragic Death. This book is especially good for traffic crash victims and their loved ones. |
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AFTER THE DARKEST HOUR THE SUN WILL SHINE AGAIN by Elizabeth Mehren A parents guide to coping with the loss of a child. |
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WHAT HELPED ME WHEN MY LOVED ONE DIED by Earl Grollman Personal stories from those who have mourned the death of a loved one. |
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The Next Place by Warren Hanson An inspirational picture book for grieving families |
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Beyond Sympathy by Janice Harris Lord Offers practical suggestions and examples of how to help those who are hurting physically and emotionally from injury, illness or loss. |
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Surviving an Auto Accident by Robert & Dana Saperstein A guide to your physical, economic & emotional recovery. |
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What To Do When the Police Leave by Bill Jenkins A guide to the first days after a traumatic loss. |
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Sarah’s Journey by Alan D. Wolfelt One child’s experience with the death of her father |
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