Young Adults

List

10 Habits for Grief and Loss
A Dinner Party Where Talking About Death with Strangers isn't Taboo
A woman has shared "the ball in the box" analogy that so accurately describes the pain of grief
Actively Moving Forward
Everything I Never Told You
Four Corners
GRIS
Getting Grief Right
Grief is Love Living with Loss
Grieving the Write Way for Siblings
Home Made
I am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter/Yo no soy tu perfecta hija mexicana
Love Remains: A Guide through Grief
Opening Up to Grief
Peanut Gallery
Permission to Grieve
Purpose, Not Perfection
Questions on Grief and Loss
Shrinking
So Sorry for Your Loss
Surviving Sibling Loss
Ted Talk
The Dinner Party
The Last Time I Saw You
The Modern Loss Handbook
The Son's Room
There is No Good Card for This
Welcome to the Grief Club
What Bravery Looks Like
What's Your Grief
When You Lose Someone You Love
Your Grief Your Way

Opening Up to Grief

by

Janice Jernigan

About this Title

This is a grief book that focuses on sibling grief. The younger sister was three when her older sister had leukemia. Parents felt that she was too young to grieve and feel loss. Yet, she felt this loss throughout her entire life - the feeling of being lonely was always there as her sister was always missing. Would be a good book for a sole surviving sibling's parent to read.