10 Books You Must Read if You've Lost a Loved One ...

By Holly

10 Books You Must Read  if You've Lost a Loved One ...

It's never easy to deal with death. We all mourn in our own ways, so reading just might help you cope with your pain. According to Bustle, here are a few touching books to read if you've recently lost a loved one:

1 The Guardians: an Elegy for a Friend by Sarah Manguso

The Guardians: an Elegy for a Friend by Sarah Manguso Read it here: amazon.com

2 The Still Point of the Turning World by Emily Rapp

The Still Point of the Turning World by Emily Rapp Read it here: amazon.com

Enhance your knowledge with books that won't weigh heavily on your pockets. You deserve the best, and hence, we bring an especially curated list of cheap books that won't break the bank. Discover a plethora of novels, biographies, self-help guides, and more. Be the woman who empowers herself through reading!

3 Geography of the Heart by Fenton Johnson

Geography of the Heart by Fenton Johnson Read it here: amazon.com

4 Still Alice by Lisa Genova

Still Alice by Lisa Genova Read it here: amazon.com

5 Refusing Heaven by Jack Gilbert

Refusing Heaven by Jack Gilbert Read it here: amazon.com

6 The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion

The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion Read it here: amazon.com

7 Hate List by Jennifer Brown

Hate List by Jennifer Brown Read it here: amazon.com

8 Wild: from Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed

Oprah's Book Club 2.0, product, footwear, organ, brand, Read it here: amazon.com

9 The Comeback Season by Jennifer E. SmIth

Kyrie Irving, text, font, poster, album cover, Read it here: amazon.com

10 Men We Reaped by Jesmyn WarD

font, FROM, THE, NATIONAL, AMAMD-NINNING, Read it here: amazon.com

What books have helped you cope with the loss of a loved one?

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It is coming upon the first anniversary of the death of my SO, and I am so very sad...I will probably try to read as many of these as I can...if you are of a more spiritual nature, I highly recommend A Grief Observed, by C.S. Lewis, written after the death of his wife. It's a slim little volume, reading it has really helped me.

Still Alice is sitting idle in my reading list and until now, I haven't had time to read it yet. Hmm, I guess this is the sign eh?

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