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Death is awkward, so let's talk about it with love, humor, and gratitude! What if we could learn how to live intentionally, fully awake and aware—and die consciously, with a full heart, connection, and feeling complete? The award-winning book Walking A Friend Home: A Practical Guide to Consciously Living & Dying by acclaimed author Kathy Arnos answers this essential question from every angle, promoting profound healing and unconditional love in every chapter of life—including death.

When John Crismon lost his son Caleb to stillbirth, the world didn’t stop—but his did. In this raw and reflective memoir, Crismon invites listeners into the quiet aftermath of tragedy, where grief becomes a lifelong companion and healing is anything but linear. Through honest storytelling, spiritual introspection, and the power of music, Crismon traces the invisible wounds of trauma and the slow, stubborn path toward hope. Not Okay After All is not a story of closure—it’s a testament to resilience, faith, and the courage to keep walking even when the road disappears beneath your feet.

As the nation came together to mourn, to support, and to rebuild in the aftermath of 9/11, Virginia Buckingham was singled out for blame. As the head of Boston’s Logan International Airport, the launching pad for the hijacked planes that destroyed the Twin Towers, she was scapegoated by the...

¿Has perdido recientemente a tu animal de compañía o sabes que ese momento se acerca? ¿No sabes cómo afrontar el duelo? Tu peludo, tu querido amigo, un miembro más de tu familia que compartió contigo miles de momentos y te brindó su amor incondicional… se ha ido para siempre. Es ley de vida, pero la mayoría de nosotros no estamos preparados para ello. Resulta difícil afrontar ese dolor, sobre todo si no hay personas cerca que comprendan lo que sientes y puedan ayudarte.

Bloomsbury presents Let's Hope for the Best by Carolina Setterwall, read by Vanessa Johansson. 'I think the world should read it' LISA TADDEO, AUTHOR OF THREE WOMEN ‘Brutally candid. The most compelling book I’ve read in years’ THE TIMES ‘It’s impossible not to draw comparisons with...

We first meet Michel eleven days after the death of his son Lion. Lion was lost, suddenly, to a virulent strain of meningitis and it's left his father and entire family reeling. We join Michel on his personal journey through grief, but the twist that makes the journey truly remarkable, and tips...

This audiobook for the Healing of Trauma is a ‘seed of healing’ to begin or go deeper in your inner restorative journey. This audiobook for the Healing of Trauma offers a structured roadmap to help you move beyond the pain of trauma towards a place of wholeness and restoration. Engage in carefully crafted, reflection exercises that guides you through the layers of your trauma, gently unraveling the knots that bind you to the past.

What if the hardest parts of life could become your greatest teachers? We all know death is inevitable—but few of us are taught how to face it, prepare for it, or live fully in its presence. In this deeply personal and refreshingly honest book, Gwenda Lambert invites you into the moments most people avoid: loss, grief, difficult conversations, and the realities of end-of-life planning. With candid storytelling, practical insight, and a touch of disarming humour, she shares what it truly means to navigate death—not just as an ending, but as a powerful lens for living.

A deeply intimate and unflinching look at a mother’s journey through grief, The Diary of a Grieving Mother is a collection of journal entries, letters, and reflections written in the aftermath of a child’s death. Samantha J. Garcia opens her heart and her diary to the world, exploring the raw, complex, and often contradictory emotions that accompany profound loss. Through hundreds of entries spanning years, readers witness grief in its many forms: sharp anger, quiet sorrow, tender remembrance, and the small, everyday acts of living that keep love alive.

Eine große Liebe über fünf Jahrzehnte, geprägt von Sehnsucht, Schuld und dem Schmerz des Verlusts Lily und ihr Freund erleben die erste große Liebe und sind überzeugt, dass sie ewig halten wird. Sie genießen ihre Jugend in einem kleinen Ort an der Ostküste: Wochenenden am Strand und...

The Rhythm of Grief is a love story that continues after death. When Elizabeth Braun’s husband, George a devoted firefighter and EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)—is diagnosed with cancer, their life shifts overnight into caregiving, uncertainty, and the fight for more time. What follows is a deeply personal memoir of love, loss, and learning how to live again. Drawn from real-time journal entries and lived experience, this audiobook offers an honest and compassionate look at grief, widowhood, and the quiet work of rebuilding after loss.

In 2017 Susie Kennaway asked her son Guy to kill her. 88 years old, with an older and infirm husband, Susie wanted to avoid sliding into infantilised catatonia. The son immediately started taking notes and Time to Go is the result. In turns a manual for those considering the benefits of assisted dying, a portrait of a mother son relationship, and a sympathetic description of old age, this book is a route map through the moral, legal, emotional, intellectual and practical maze that is the biggest issue facing the senior generations today: leaving life on their own terms.

What if your darkest moments were actually your greatest teachers? Most of us spend our lives running from pain, shame, and fear — pushing the hardest parts of ourselves into the shadows and hoping they stay there. But those hidden pieces don't disappear. They wait. And they hold the key to your deepest healing.

Loss unites us all. Much-loved actor, author and screenwriter, Greg Wise, offers his personal experiences with loss and encourages us to be more open in our own. Grief shapes us but we can learn from it. Through honesty, vulnerability and ritual we can navigate the chaotic, messy journey of...

Healing from grief doesn’t mean letting go of the love you carry—it means learning how to move forward with it. If you’re overwhelmed, unsure whether you’re grieving “the right way,” or wondering why everything still feels so heavy, this gentle guide offers comfort, clarity, and compassion. Whether your loss is recent or years old, and whether a funeral was held or not, you don’t have to navigate grief alone. Often misunderstood, grief unfolds at its own pace and asks to be met with patience, honesty, and grace.

For anyone who has loved-and lost-deeply, My Heart Still Talks to Heaven is a hope-filled companion for exploring sorrow, searching for healing, and rediscovering joy. When Dr. Kathy L. Baker lost her son, she discovered that grief isn't about "moving on"-it's about moving through. With more than 40 years of counseling and lived experience, she offers: Heartfelt reflections from someone who understands; Journaling prompts for processing complex emotions; Prayer declarations rooted in hope and timeless wisdom; and permission to grieve at your own pace.

In August 2022, Joe Gulla believed he was witnessing his mother's final month. Mary Ann, in the advanced stages of Alzheimer's disease, lay dying in the same Bronx hospice where she had once worked as Volunteer Director. What Gulla expected to be a final goodbye became thirty-one extraordinary days of unexpected connection, profound moments, and raw honesty about what it means to love someone through their dying process. "Last August" unfolds as an intimate daily diary, capturing one crucial month in a longer caregiving journey with unflinching authenticity.

"I am a mum of two beautiful daughters, Larose and Lorena." "My eldest, Larose, is the light of my life. She is so like I was as a child and with her big brown eyes, the double of her father too. And she loves to be the centre of attention... just like me." "But my youngest, Lorena, is harder to...

'Not only practical, it's also somehow a great meditation on death. Telling me all sorts of practical stuff in a way I can bear to read. More than bear, I loved it.' - PHILIPPA PERRY 'A vitally important book for anyone who thinks they might die at some point. Do not buy this book if you are...

'There are good guys, and then there is Lewis Moody' - The Guardian What does it take to be a good man, leader, friend, husband, dad? How do you meet adversity head on, and learn from it over and over again? And what does it mean to choose hope, love and laughter when the worst happens? This is...