Grief Observed by C. S. Lewis

This book is an intimate exploration of a man's grief after the loss of his wife. The author delves deeply into the nature of grief, faith, and love, questioning his own beliefs and grappling with profound feelings of loss and sorrow. With raw honesty, he shares his journey through the various stages of grief, ultimately finding a renewed sense of faith and understanding of God's role in human suffering.

The 8136th greatest book of all time


Published
1961
Nationality
British
Type
Nonfiction
Pages
76-112
Words
23,000
Original Language
English
Alternate Titles
None

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