Books
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A Manual for HeartacheOur price: £9.50 A Manual for Heartbreakby Cathy Rentzenbrink
A Valley Journal - Surviving BereavementOur price: £10.99By Abi May
And Always Annaliese xOur price: £12.49And Always Annaliese xLearning to live with the death of our daughter
Aspects of LossOur price: £9.00By Gill Hartley
Bearing the UnbearableOur price: £11.50Bearing the Unbearable: Love, Loss, and the Heartbreaking Path of Grief
by Joanne Cacciatore, PhD
Bereaved Parents and their Continuing BondsOur price: £12.50For bereaved parents the development of a continuing bond with the child who has died is a key element in grieving and how they manage their future. Using her experience of working with bereaved parents, Catherine Seigal looks at how continuing bonds are formed, what facilitates and sustains them and what can undermine them. The book offers an insight into the many and varied ways grief is experienced and expressed and what can be helpful and unhelpful. And, it offers bereaved parents the opportunity to share other parents' experiences, to understand a little more about their own feelings and to know they are not alone. 
Cooked with LoveOur price: £10.00From plum cobbler to delicious burgers, Sammy's Spesh, Evan's Keema or Lani's Chocolate Cupcakes you can find the recipes here.
Don’t Let Them Tell You How To GrieveOur price: £7.50Bereavement: Lines to let you know you are not alone by Gina Claye
EggshellsOur price: £10.99Eggshells by Brian Clover
For The Love Of MikeOur price: £10.50For The Love Of Mike: and how to navigate your loss week by week by Anne Phillips
Forget-me-not poemsOur price: £15.00The Compassionate Friends are proud to announce a new collection of poetry written by bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents.
Grieving Is LovingOur price: £10.50Grieving Is LovingCompassionate Words for Bearing the Unbearable
by Joanne Cacciatore 
Into The Mourning LightOur price: £9.99This is a story of an ordinary woman to whom something extraordinary happened and how the trauma of loss triggered her to deal with grief proactively, positively and with a hands on determination for it not to beat her.
Kadian JournalOur price: £9.99Kadian Journal
by Thomas Harding
Living in the Mourning Light - BACK IN STOCKOur price: £9.99 
Michael Rosen's Sad BookOur price: £7.99Michael Rosen's Sad Book chronicles Michael's grief at the death of his son Eddie from meningitis at the age of 19. A moving combination of sincerity and simplicity, it acknowledges that sadness is not always avoidable or reasonable and perfects the art of making complicated feelings plain. It wasn't made like any other book either; Michael Rosen said of the text, "I wrote it at a moment of extreme feeling and it went straight down onto the page ... Quentin didn't illustrate it, he 'realized' it. He turned the text into a book and as a result showed me back to myself. No writer could ask and get more than that." And Quentin Blake says that the picture of Michael "being sad but trying to look happy" is the most difficult drawing he's ever done... "a moving experience."
My Pen Is StilledOur price: £11.00My Pen is Stilled
by Gill Hartley, edited posthumously by Juliette Lloyd.
Gill Hartley was a prolific and talented writer, poet, and artist. She was, above all, mother to a handsome, sensitive, intuitive young man named Will.
The Reluctant SurvivorOur price: £8.00A journey
through the first year of grief, told in verse and coming straight from the
heart.by Dany
Sherlock
Upright With Knickers On - Surviving the Death of a ChildOur price: £11.50Upright With Knickers On - Surviving the Death of a Child
Walking Through TreacleOur price: £6.50Walking Through Treacle 24 Poems by Safina Powellfor Joe
When Words Are Not EnoughOur price: £20.00When Words Are Not Enough: Creative Responses to Grief
by Jane Harris and Jimmy EdmondsMy account
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