a non-fictional book? Why not. There are so many things going on in the world to ignore them plainly so I took out my time to gather real-life accounts of deaths; deaths that were extremely hurtful and hard to move on from, deaths that the survivors have not gotten over yet, deaths that mean much more than anything under the moon, sun or stars to them. This book is a collection of all of those and it is not short of emotions, so please be warned, you might cry, and that's fine genuinely. A book that is extremely thought-provoking and easy to understand and relate to on all grounds both emotionally and psychologically. Spinning across different perspectives of the stages of death and the grief that stems from it, it shows that as much as we have different experiences with different things of life, two things bind us; love and death. A totally captivating read from start to finish as the prologue eases you into a wonderful analogy of life; pay attention to that and have fun reading this wonderful piece of work.
