Grief Books: Sparrow's Reading List

The Death Deck has everything you need for a fun and memorable night of lively conversations with friends or family. It includes a game box, 112 question cards, and an instruction booklet for unlimited stories and laughs to share.

Never Can Say Goodbye is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the complexities of human relationships. Authored by Darnell Lamont Walker, this book delves into the emotional journey of saying goodbye and the lasting impact it has on our lives.

Explore the unique artistic expressions of Michelle MacNaught, particularly her life-sized self-portrait drawing, 'Can-Cer-Vive.' This work poignantly addresses her experience with ovarian cancer through a striking and symbolic medium.

This notebook features a design inspired by Utagawa Hiroshige, one of Japan's most renowned ukiyo-e woodblock print artists. It includes 144 blank lined pages, perfect for notes or creative writing, while celebrating the beauty of cherry blossoms.

An inspiring speaker and artist asked 20,000 people around the world to share the regrets they wanted him to burn in a mock Viking ship. This is the story of what he learned about letting go of the pain of the past and embracing the future with hope.

The Sour Cherry Tree by Naseem Hrab & Nahid Kazemi tells the story of Baba Bozorg, who has passed away, leaving behind cherished memories. His unique traits and love for sharing are beautifully captured in this touching narrative.

Helen's Birds by Sara Cassidy and Sophie Casson tells the story of Saanvi, a young girl who shares a special bond with her elderly neighbor Helen. Together, they care for the wild birds visiting Helen's yard, but their friendship faces a challenge one fateful night.

The Invisible Leash by Patrice Karst with illustrations by Joanne Lew-Vriethoff conveys a heartfelt message about the enduring bond between pets and their owners. It tells the story of Zack and his friend Emily, who reassures him that even after losing his dog Jojo, their connection remains through an 'Invisible Leash' that lasts forever.

The Sun Shines on Your Path: A Memoir by Elisabeth-Anne Dumont explores her journey from a bereft and lonely childhood, marked by her mother's death at age 12, to overcoming challenges such as a restrictive father, an abusive brother, and a crisis of faith. Through perseverance and a leap of faith, she ultimately sets out on her own, offering inspiration to others facing similar struggles.

Ashley Neese is a breathwork teacher and writer. She has studied with some of the world’s leading masters in yoga, meditation, medical intuition, and somatic therapy, guiding people back into their bodies to cultivate resilience and develop relational intelligence.

This page features 'A Walk Through the Forest of Souls' by Rachel Pollack, a significant work that explores the Tarot's depth and its relevance in our lives. Neil Gaiman praises Pollack as a leading thinker on Tarot, making this book essential for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Carry Me: Stories of Pregnancy Loss by Frieda Hoffman offers a heartfelt collection of real stories from women who have experienced pregnancy loss. This resource aims to provide support and understanding, free from religious or academic biases, for those navigating the challenges of miscarriage.

Came the Lightening by Olivia Harrison is a collection of twenty poems dedicated to George Harrison, commemorating the twentieth anniversary of his passing. As a notable contributor to various works celebrating George, Olivia's poetry reflects her deep connection and tribute to his legacy.

Option B by Sheryl Sandberg explores the profound grief she experienced after the sudden death of her husband. Through her journey, Sandberg shares insights on resilience and finding joy again, supported by her friend Adam Grant.