For the keeper of half your stories.
A grief that is often under-witnessed. These two books take it seriously.
Surviving the Death of a Sibling
Angela saysThe book most often recommended on adult sibling loss. Built from interviews with hundreds of bereaved siblings.
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The Empty Room
Angela saysOn growing up alongside a sibling's illness and death. Names the grief that does not end when you reach adulthood.
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Angela’s journal for this lossStill Your SisterA sibling loss grief journal.$14.99See the journal →
Angela’s first pick on this shelf is Surviving the Death of a Sibling by T.J. Wray. In her words: “The book most often recommended on adult sibling loss. Built from interviews with hundreds of bereaved siblings.”
Also on this shelf: The Empty Room by Elizabeth DeVita-Raeburn. Each one has a short note above on who it helps.
Yes. Still Your Sister is Angela’s own guided journal for this loss ($14.99).
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