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A Grief Observed records C. S. Lewis’s personal reflections after the death of his wife. Written with unusual candor, the book traces the confusion, anger, loneliness, and searching questions that can come in the wake of deep loss.
Both intimate and theologically serious, this brief classic does not offer easy answers. Instead, it gives readers an honest companion through sorrow and a glimpse of how faith can be tested, shaken, and slowly reoriented in grief.
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