-Foster’s slender volume is an understated masterpiece that draws the reader into it with a force like gravity and delivers a whole series of profound reflections that pass over one’s consciousness like the radiating rings of a stone thrown into a still and silent pond. -Richard Boothby, Blown Away: Refinding Life after My Son’s Suicide
-This text ranks with C.S. Lewis’s A Grief Observed in its description of grief ... -Bruce Epperly, The Elephant is Running: Process and Open and Relational Theologies
-This book is absolutely stunning. Jonathan has written on grief in a way that only someone interacting with it can—someone who has wrestled with it, been smothered by it, and has (in some strangely beautiful way) befriended it. -Glenn Seipert, Emerging from the Rubble
-I love, love, love this book. -Paul Young, The Shack
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