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A wonderfully moving book whether you've suffered a great loss, going through a difficult time, or to understand how best to help someone struggling with grief.

Being released at the Boston Bookcrossing Meetup, 05/08/2018, Porter Square, Cambridge, MA

Caught at the Cambridge Tues. May Meetup/to be read.

Moving to holding/reserved.

Moving to holding/reserved.

Moving to holding/reserved.

This was an interesting approach to addressing the stages of grief and trauma, not just around death but different types of life experiences/trauma. Generally it's a half glass full type of philosophy slash self help -- some of it incorporates general themes -- which may work for some folks and not work for others. Spoiler/interesting note--there is a large focus on Post Traumatic Growth/PTG as a response to extreme/grief or trauma here documented in many anecdotes and stories -- via some quick online research it's still a gray area in the professional/psychology community -- whether PTG is really a possible and/or a productive therapy for every person experiencing PTSD -- kinda of like all the data isn't really in yet/too soon to really give one certain answer, etc., but it is interesting concept/theory as contrasted to the wait a least one/1 year before any life changing decision theory, etc.

To be released Little Free Library, downtown crossing, Boston, MA US 5/27/19.