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My favorite books
A short list of grief books and a journal for the words you didn't get to say. Only things I would hand a friend.
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Books
The Grieving Brain
Mary-Frances O'Connor
The book that explains the why of grief — why you still look for their face in a crowd, why your heart and head feel out of sync, why it takes so long. Understanding it brings calm instead of more sorrow.
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Books
The Grieving Body
Mary-Frances O'Connor
The follow-up to The Grieving Brain: how loss lives in your sleep, your appetite, your heart and your health — and gentle, research-backed ways to tend your body while it grieves.
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Books
It's OK That You're Not OK
Megan Devine, LPC
The book that says what nobody else will: grief is not a problem to fix. A therapist who lost her own partner shows how to carry your loss without rushing to be 'over it.'
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Journals
I Still Have Things to Tell You
Ash Merrin
A letter-writing journal for the words you didn't get to say — space for everything still living in your heart.
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Start with what is freeThe free printable grief guide has three PDFs you can keep beside the bed — a 4-week journaling plan, 40 standalone prompts, and a toolkit for hard nights.