A Wave Called Grief - Whitney Popa

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Résumé :
Grief is painful and isolating, especially when you resist it. In this slim pocketbook, follow a nameless woman as she navigates the waves of grief that hit her throughout the day. This booklet-more than a card and less than a how-to guide-features beautiful prose and line-drawn illustrations that give grievers hope and tools to know they are not alone. It's the perfect gift to give someone when you don't know what to say and an ideal comfort item to keep with you when you're not sure how you'll ride the next wave. Appropriate for ages 6-106 and beyond, A Wave Called Grief is a grief resource like no other. What people are saying: I received mine last week. It was exactly what I needed and helped me feel comfortable riding the waves of grief. Thank you! Lost my dad 18 years ago. This still resonates as I read it today. It's beautiful, Whitney. You've always been such a talented writer, but this is really something special....

Biographie:
Whitney Popa is a writer and communications consultant based in Edmonds, WA. Learn more about her at popaandassociates.com. AnnaMarie Salai is an artist and designer based in Denver, CO. Learn more about her at westfinch.com....

Sommaire:
Grief is painful and isolating, especially when you resist it. In this slim pocketbook, follow a nameless woman as she navigates the waves of grief that hit her throughout the day. This booklet-more than a card and less than a how-to guide-features beautiful prose and line-drawn illustrations that give grievers hope and tools to know they are not alone. It's the perfect gift to give someone when you don't know what to say and an ideal comfort item to keep with you when you're not sure how you'll ride the next wave. Appropriate for ages 6-106 and beyond, A Wave Called Grief is a grief resource like no other. What people are saying: I received mine last week. It was exactly what I needed and helped me feel comfortable riding the waves of grief. Thank you! Lost my dad 18 years ago. This still resonates as I read it today. It's beautiful, Whitney. You've always been such a talented writer, but this is really something special....