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If this book is for you, bless you. If you give it a chance, may you find some comfort even for a quick moment and remember, it may just be goodbye for now. 6/6


1st Rating & Review January 5, 2026 📊4⭐
Change Rating & Reformat Review October 5, 2026 📊5⭐

If this book is for you, bless you. If you give it a chance, may you find some comfort even for a quick moment and remember, it may just be goodbye for now. 6/6


1st Rating & Review January 5, 2026 📊4⭐
Change Rating & Reformat Review October 5, 2026 📊5⭐

That love found is love cherished and treasured for however long we are privileged to have it. May you find comfort in your loss and joy in your sorrows. 5/6

Contrary to the depression stage of grief may suggest, the world is open and warm, only if we allow ourselves to see for that capacity. May we take the loss of our loved ones as reminders that life is indeed worth living, in the risk and reward of being able to find love so worthwhile, the length of it ceases to matter. 4/6

I recommend this book for those who want to keep memories alive of their dear departed loved ones and to keep true to those memories, to hold the good more than the bad and to live with warm hearts as we, the left behind, continue to try to find new meaning and new joys in the world. 3.5/6

Tears and ache for the words embodied by this work may find its reader a way to cope with grief or to find companionship in the idea of fellow mourners if real life is lacking in that comfort. 3/6

This book was a to be read for months in an attempt to grief a great loss, in the process of which this reader lost another. As reality and this books reminds us, mortality is an all too inevitable outcome that comes for all and that it is only a matter of when, where and how. 2/6

More than a year in this book journey, loved ones lost and kept to heart, this has been a heart-wrenching read as much as it was heart-warming. To love another with so much desperation that you would envision a life where they remain even after death as you come to terms with the reality of grief and the life left to lived, yet without them that we hold dear. 1/6