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“Wren was disgusted with herself and then devastated. His work could no longer be discovered. She had lost him all over again.”

Book:Shark Heart

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Shark Heart

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“And I am still mad. So mad. I can starve it, avoid it, rationalize it, manage it, talk about it in therapy, and eat it up in neat little points value. No matter how much weight I lose, I will never lose this one simple truth: I want my mom. I am so f***ing mad that she's gone. And that feeling will never, ever die.”

Death Grief Mom Anger Angry Moms

Book:The Dead Moms Club: A Memoir about Death, Grief, and Surviving the Mother of All Losses

Source: The Dead Moms Club: A Memoir about Death, Grief, and Surviving the Mother of All Losses

“Many times, you will not get an easy victory, but if you persistently go on your knees, you will get victory.”

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Book:A Manual for Victory

Source: A Manual for Victory

“In the new darkness, I see Beau's lingering smile after he kissed me. Dom's slow, shocked pride when I delivered the weapons. Jasper's dark beauty as I curled up at his feet. Jaykob's smirk as he fucked me. Lucky's laughter as we fled Dom's room with a bazooka.”

Love Memories Grief

Book:Entangled

Source: Entangled

“I should have kissed him then. Kissed all of them. A thousand times, or maybe a million. It was only such a short time, but I could have kissed them more.”

Love Grief

Book:Entangled

Source: Entangled

“wondering and wandering i have learned is better in fiction.”

Grief Devastating

Book:Lazarus Rises: Amongst other things

Source: Lazarus Rises: Amongst other things

“But like all things, the storms do pass.”

Life Grief Hardships

Book:Supernova

Source: Supernova

“Although he could barely hold the weight of a hardback book, he couldn't abide paperbacks. Only a hardcover felt protective enough for the valuable words inside keeping them safe from harm. Now that he felt so unprotected himself, with Time and Death gnawing at his every extremity, he wanted security at least for the words that acted as his companion for this brief time.”

Grief Comfort Aging

Book:The Door-to-Door Bookstore

Source: The Door-to-Door Bookstore

“Every now and then, he pulled the books out and touched the bookmarks but hadn't yet found the strength to pick up where they left off, to read the rest of the story.”

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Book:How the Light Gets In

Source: How the Light Gets In

“I wish I could write their individual stories in the book of our lives with indelible ink, because we cannot compel the world to share our affliction, but we still have the duty to honour our dead. Tina said it: all it takes is for one person, just one, to burst into grief for the others to take up the song of mourning. That is our mission. That is our duty as survivors. We are all survivors in this country, to varying degrees. To survivors, the Lord, in His languid Mercy, grants unending years of contrition. This, at least, is necessary; otherwise, where would the salty water in the oceans come from?”

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Book:Days Come and Go

Source: Days Come and Go

“Grandmother had passed three summers ago after a stroke in her garden, and now that she was gone, Danielle had a thousand and one questions for her. The lost questions hurt the most.”

Death Loss Grief Mourning Questions Grandmothers

Book:Ghost Summer: Stories

Source: Ghost Summer: Stories

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