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Ascher, Barbara Lazear. — LANDSCAPE WITHOUT GRAVITY: A MEMOIR OF GRIEF. Penguin, 1993. 158p. A sister's memoir of grieving her brother's death from AIDS.
Brooks, Anne M. — THE GRIEVING TIME: A MONTH BY MONTH ACCOUNT OF RECOVERY FROM LOSS. DelaPeake, 1982.
Callari, Elizabeth. — A GENTLE DEATH: PERSONAL CAREGIVING TO THE TERMINALLY ILL. Tudor, 1986. 123 pp.
Foehner, Charlotte — THE WIDOW'S HANDBOOK: A GUIDE FOR LIVING. Fulcrum, 1988.
Gravelle, Karen — TEENAGERS FACE TO FACE WITH BEREAVEMENT. Messner, 1989. 134p. Grades 7-12.
Griffith, Reva. — THIS SONG’S FOR YOU. Celo Valley Books, 1992.
Hewett, John. — AFTER SUICIDE. Westminster Press, 1980. 119 pp.
THE HIGHER LIFE. Phildelphia Yearly Meeting, 1926-37. Readings for memorial meetings.
Holmes, Marjorie — TO HELP YOU THROUGH THE HURTING. Walker, 1985.
Hsu, Dorothy — MENDING: THE PAIN AND HEALING OF A WIDOW'S FIRST YEAR. Christian Literature, 1982.
Jarratt, Claudia Jewett — HELPING CHILDREN COPE WITH SEPARATION AND LOSS. Harvard Common Press, 1994. 232p. Compassionate guide for adults who wish to help a child through such traumas as death, divorce, absence, foster care, adoption, etc.
Klein, Stanley. — THE FINAL MYSTERY. Doubleday, 1974. Explores the meaning of death and how it’s dealt with at different times and by different religions.
Koers, Shirley — THE EYES ARE SUNLIGHT: A JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF. Walker, 1987.
Krementz, Jill. — HOW IT FEELS WHEN A PARENT DIES. Knopf, 1981. 110 pp. Interviews with 18 young people ages 7-18 whose parents have died.
Levine, Stephen — WHO DIES? AN INVESTIGATION OF CONSCIOUS LIVING AND CONSCIOUS DYING. Doubleday, 1982.
Lewis, C.S. — A GRIEF OBSERVED. Seabury Press, 1963. 60 pp.
Magee, Doug — WHAT MURDER LEAVES BEHIND — THE VICTIM'S FAMILY. Dodd, Mead, 1983. 237p. Interviews with families of victims.
Manning, Doug. — COMFORTING THOSE WHO GRIEVE: A GUIDE FOR HELPING OTHERS. Harper and Row, 1985. 71 pp.
Pardoe, Jenifer — HOW MANY TIMES CAN YOU SAY GOODBYE? LIVING WITH BEREAVEMENT. Litergical Press, 1991. 112p.
PASTORAL CARE NEWSLETTER, VOL. 3. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Family Relations Committee, 1995.
Peterson, James A. — WIDOWS AND WIDOWHOOD: A CREATIVE APPROACH TO LIVING ALONE. Association Press, 1987.
Rowntree, Jos. S. — WORDS OF HELP FOR USE AT QUAKER FUNERALS. Friends Book Centre, 1929.
Samuel, Dorothy T. — GRIEVING: AN INWARD JOURNEY. North Star, 1987.
Schiff, Harriet Sarnoff — LIVING THROUGH MOURNING: FINDING COMFORT AND HOPE WHEN A LOVED ONE HAS DIED. Viking, 1986.
SHADOW AND LIGHT IN BEREAVEMENT, PYM Representative Meeting, 1959. 64p. Bible readings, prayers, poems and prose.
Silverman, William B. — WHEN MOURNING COMES: A BOOK OF COMFORT FOR THE GRIEVING. Nelson-Hall, 1982.
Sullender, R. Scott — LOSSES IN LATER LIFE: A NEW WAY OF WALKING WITH GOD. Paulist, 1989. 183p. Grieving the losses of old age enables us to find new identities and spiritual meanings hidden from us earlier in life.
Vining, Elizabeth Gray — BEAUTY FROM ASHES, STRENGTH AND JOY FROM SORROW. PYM Book and Publications Committee, 1979.
Watson, Elizabeth — GUESTS OF MY LIFE. Celo, 1979. 189p.
West, Jessamyn — THE WOMAN SAID YES: ENCOUNTERS WITH LIFE AND DEATH. Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, 1976. 180 pp. The author relates her struggle with two “incurable” diseases and her sister’s embrace of death.
Wolterstorff, Nicholas — LAMENT FOR A SON. Eerdmans, 1987. 111p.
Yungblut, John — ON HALLOWING ONE’S DIMINISHMENTS. Pendle Hill Pamphlet, 1990.
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