Recommended Books on Grief

How Will I Get Through the Holidays by James E. Miller.  Miller offers suggestions to help a bereaved person adjust to the holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Father's Day, and any special occasion that held significance with the one who died.

The Empty Chair by Susan J. Zonnebelt-Smeenge, R.N., Ed.D. and Robert C. DeVries, D. Min., Ph.D.  The authors tell how to incorporate new traditions on special days such as anniversaries, and birthdays, create memorials that honor and affirm your love one's life, and rebuild your individual sense of identity.

A Decembered Grief by Harold Ivan Smith.  Smith illustrates and gives insight for those facing grief-impacted holidays--while emphasizing God's ability to miraculously transform the season into a time of grace and healing.