Every so often I come across a book that
moves me in a memorable and transformative way. I think there’s a reason I was inspired
to read ONCE MORE WE SAW STARS by Jayson Greene during this season of my life.
In this poignant memoir, a father draws a map for the grieving soul as he recounts,
through raw and honest narrative, the heartbreak of losing his young daughter.
Greene finds language I wasn’t sure
existed as he details the agony and release I’ve been experiencing in these
past months after losing my sister. Through his story, I’ve received layered
and comforting truths, truths like I’m not alone, and others are walking, have
walked, and will walk this rocky terrain.
Someone recently asked me why I’d want
to read a book like this, questioning if this kind of story would just make me
sadder. Yes and no. It’s a good sad. A necessary sad. Emotion that connects me
with humankind and strengthens every empathy bone in my body. Books like this
are my way through. And I’m grateful beyond words for Greene’s vulnerable
portrayal of loss and life after loss because it’s become an unexpected and
beautiful pathway on my own road to healing.
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