If You're Grieving,

by Jacqueline Whitney

There are no words that will take the pain of your grief away—you need to be seen, heard, loved, and feel deep within you that you are not alone.

Genres: Poetry

152 pages, Paperback

Published November 13, 2024

Reviews

[Sally Bibb · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is extremely validating and supportive for anyone experiencing loss and grief. Beautiful paragraphs that made me cry and smile. I marked this book up and will go back to it when needed.
This book’s main emphasis is to face your grief—not run away from it. Facing your grief is extremely difficult, but you have to do it eventually. Grief can make you angry, numb, and hopeless. But with time, it can also make you compassionate, loving, and soft. Grief never shrinks or disappears—we grow around it.

[Nicole · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book had a lovely sentiment but I found that it quickly became repetitive, losing its emotional impact.

[Linda Ostrowski · Rating 5 out of 5]

I highly recommend this book for anyone who is grieving. I lost my son back in November 2024 and a lot of stuff that is in this book I’ve been going through. I felt like the author was talking to me. It really helped me put into perspective of what I’m going through and how to cope with the loss of my son.

[Rara Siregar · Rating 2 out of 5]

My first Jacqueline book and i’m glad i just bought two of her books (my next read would be All that you deserve; i hope it’s much better than this one). I almost cried in the first pages of this book bcs it reminds me of my dad (alm), but the more i read the book the more i realized it’s just a repetitive phrase again and again until i’m bored.